Want To Grow Professionally? Take Free Technical Courses In Electromechanics, Confectionery, And Much More!

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Published on 19/02/2025 at 17:25

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Take Advantage Of The Beginning Of The Year To Invest In Your Personal And Professional Growth With The Free Courses Promoted By The Prefecture Of Ibiporã.

With the arrival of 2025, new possibilities arise for those looking to enhance their skills and advance their careers. Through the Secretary of Labor, the Prefecture of Ibiporã offers a wide range of free vocational courses. The aim is to empower local residents by strengthening their skills and preparing them to meet labor market demands.

These free technical training courses represent an excellent opportunity for people of all ages and backgrounds seeking qualification at no cost. By enrolling, you not only invest in your future but also contribute to the development of a more skilled and competitive community.

Available Vocational Courses:

Snack Preparation

Date: 03 to 07/02/2025 (Mon. to Fri.)
Workload: 15h | Time: 6:45 PM to 9:45 PM

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Location: R. Praça Ciro Ibirá de Barros, 176 – Ibiporã (CTTI)

ENROLLMENTS: until 26/2

Industrial Electromechanics – Basic

Date: 03/02 to 29/04/2025 (Mon. to Thu.)
Workload: 180h | Time: 7 PM to 11 PM

Location: R. Belém, 844 – Centro (Senai/Londrina Unit) * The Prefecture will provide transportation vouchers

ENROLLMENTS: until 28/1

Building Maintenance Techniques

Date: 10/02 to 01/04/2025 (Mon. to Thu.)
Workload: 100h | Time: 7 PM to 11 PM

Location: R. Belém, 844 – Centro (Senai/Londrina Unit) * The Prefecture will provide transportation vouchers

ENROLLMENTS: until 5/2

Human Resources Management And Conflict Administration

Date: 10 to 24/02/2025 (Mon. to Thu.)
Workload: 36h | Time: 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM

Location: R. Praça Ciro Ibirá de Barros, 176 – Ibiporã (CTTI)

French Pastry Techniques

Date: 10 to 18/02/2025 (Mon. to Fri.)
Workload: 28h | Time: 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM

Location: R. Praça Ciro Ibirá de Barros, 176 – Ibiporã (CTTI)

ENROLLMENTS: until 5/2

Basic Excel

Prerequisites: 16 years old, elementary education, basic knowledge of Windows.
Date: 17 to 25/02/2025 (Mon. to Fri.)
Workload: 21h | Time: 9 AM to 12 PM

Location: R. Praça Ciro Ibirá de Barros, 176 – Ibiporã (CTTI)

ENROLLMENTS: until 12/2

Benefits Of Starting The Year With Qualification

The beginning of a new cycle is the ideal time to set goals and seek new learning opportunities. Investing in professional training can be decisive for achieving better positions in the labor market, a salary increase, or even starting a new business.

The free technical training courses offered by the Prefecture of Ibiporã cover areas of great relevance in the current market. Besides being a practical way to expand your knowledge, they are accessible and designed to facilitate entry or reintegration into the labor market.

How To Register?

Those interested in the free technical training courses can access the portal of the Prefecture of Ibiporã in the Professional Qualification Courses section – Secretary of Labor. There, complete information about each course is available, including requirements, deadlines, and registration instructions.

Secure your spot in the vocational courses and take advantage of this chance for personal and professional development.

Want To Grow Professionally? Take Free Technical Courses In Electromechanics, Confectionery, And Much More!

Take Advantage Of The Beginning Of The Year To Invest In Your Personal And Professional Growth With The Free Courses Promoted By The Prefecture Of Ibiporã.

Available Vocational Courses:

Benefits Of Starting The Year With Qualification

How To Register?

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How To Register?

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