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Fundaj Is Offering Hundreds of Spots in Free Online Courses. In Total, There Are 15 Free EAD and In-Person Courses for Areas Such as Education, Technology, Administration, and More!
The Joaquim Nabuco Foundation (Fundaj) is accepting applications for 15 free online courses in various areas such as education, administration, and technology. In total, there are 585 spots available. Applications are open until October 8 and can be made online.
List of Free EAD and In-Person Courses Offered by Fundaj
The free online courses are offered in person, hybrid, and mixed distance (synchronous and asynchronous), according to the notice available online. In-person classes take place at Fundaj in Derby, on Rua Henrique Dias, in the central area of Recife. Among the free EAD and in-person courses offered are:
- Promoting Diversity in Public Organizations: From Theory to Practice (40 spots);
- Public Policy Evaluation: Exploring the Modality of Political Evaluation of Policy (30 spots);
- Decolonizing Ourselves: Body, Power, and Thought in Educational Relations (30 spots);
- Cinematographic Curation for Movie Theaters (30 spots);
- Sustainable Public Procurement: Innovations and Practices (40 spots);
- Production of Scientific Texts (45 spots);
- Development of Educational Projects (50 spots);
- Circular Dances in Educational Practice (25 spots);
- Analysis of Public Policies: An Integrated Approach to Social Programs (25 spots);
- Development of Scientific Research Projects in Education and Sociology (30 spots);
- Implementation of Public Policies in the Northeast: Experiences, Challenges, and Possibilities (40 spots);
- Visual Documents as Sources for Research and Teaching in Social History (40 spots);
- Updating the Portuguese Language (50 spots);
- Development of Environmental Education Programs and Projects for Tourism and Leisure in Protected Areas (50 spots);
- Supported Communication for Autistic People: A Sensory and Motor Perspective (50 spots).
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According to Fundaj, 25% of the spots in free EAD and in-person courses are reserved for self-declared Black individuals, transvestites, transgender men and women, people with disabilities, and those who studied in public schools. Another 20% of the spots are for candidates registered in the Unified Registry (CadÚnico) of the federal government and for members of low-income families.
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The enrollment period is from October 16 to 17, and the start date for each course is available in the notice.
Those who wish to apply must fill out a digital form and present the following documents:
- ID and CPF;
- Electoral clearance certificate;
- Copy of updated proof of residence;
- Commitment Term.
Get to Know Fundaj
The Joaquim Nabuco Foundation (Fundaj) is a public foundation with private law status linked to the country’s Ministry of Education. Based in Recife, Pernambuco, it was founded in 1949 with the goal of preserving Joaquim Nabuco’s historical and cultural legacy, focusing on the North and Northeast regions. It has been presided over since January of last year by Professor Márcia Ângela Aguiar, a lecturer in the graduate program of the pedagogy course at the Federal University of Pernambuco.
Conceived by sociologist Gilberto Freyre in 1947, the foundation was established as the Joaquim Nabuco Institute of Social Research, in honor of the abolitionist politician who celebrated the centenary of his birth in 1949.
After temporarily settling in a rented building, it finally established itself in its current permanent headquarters in 1949, at Avenida 17 de Agosto, No. 2,187, Recife. Its first director was José Antônio Gonçalves de Mello. The foundation maintains the following cultural spaces in Recife: Museum of the Man of the Northeast, Baobá Gallery, José Carlos Cavalcanti Borges Cine-theater, Vicente do Rego Monteiro Gallery, Massangana Gallery, Waldemar Valente Gallery, Mauro Mota Room, among others.
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