Want To Study For Free? IFSertãoPE Is Offering 300 Open Spots For Free Specialization

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Published on 22/07/2024 at 14:40

Updated on 22/07/2024 at 14:41

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Applications Are Open for the Free Specialization at IFSertãoPE

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Sertão Pernambucano (IF Sertão-PE) has opened applications for 300 spots in its free specialization. The course focuses on Teaching in Vocational and Technological Education. Classes will be in-person, distributed across different locations, and the course will last 18 months with a total workload of 360 hours.

Where Will Classes Be Held?

The in-person meetings of the free specialization at IFSertãoPE will take place at the following locations:

Afrânio-PE: Avenida Dom Malan s/nº, next to BR 407
Cabrobó-PE: Av. Dona Brígida de Alencar, s/nº, Center
Dormentes-PE: Rua Francisco Coelho de Macedo – Center, ZIP: 56.355-000
Petrolina-PE: Av. Monsenhor Ângelo Sampaio, s/nº, Vila Eduardo
Salgueiro-PE: Travessa Lourival Sampaio, nº 395 – Nossa Senhora das Graças, at the Central Sertão Education Regional Management
Tabira-PE: Rua São Cristóvão – Jureminha, ZIP: 56.780-000
Lagoa Grande-PE: District of Vermelhos s/nº – Rural Zone, ZIP: 56.395-000
Trindade-PE: Rua 29 de Janeiro – Center, ZIP: 56.250-000

Free Specialization at IFSertãoPE: Who Can Participate?

The spots in the free specialization at IFSertãoPE are intended for graduates from courses recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC). Applications can be made online through the link selecao.ifsertaope.edu.br, from July 22 to August 25, 2024.

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IFSertãoPE

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Sertão Pernambucano, known as IFSertãoPE, is one of the main educational institutions in the interior of Pernambuco. With the mission of promoting quality education and social inclusion, IFSertãoPE offers a wide range of courses, from technical high school to postgraduate programs.

Founded to meet the educational demands of the region of Sertão Pernambucano, IFSertãoPE has distinguished itself by excellence in teaching, research, and extension. The institution aims to train qualified professionals and conscious citizens, contributing to the economic and social development of the region.

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Applications Are Open for the Free Specialization at IFSertãoPE

Where Will Classes Be Held?

Free Specialization at IFSertãoPE: Who Can Participate?

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