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Want to Study English, French, and Spanish Without Spending a Single Real? Government Opens Enrollment for Free Language Courses with Guaranteed Certification to Boost Your Resume

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 23/06/2024 at 11:23

Cursos de inglês, espanhol e francês, totalmente gratuitos e com certificado garantido e sem limite de idade ofertados pelo Seduc

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Free English, Spanish, and French Courses, Guaranteed Certificate and No Age Limit Offered by Seduc

The State Department of Education (Seduc) has opened registrations for free language courses. There are 575 spots available for English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Brazilian Sign Language (Libras). The spots are for 12 centers across several cities, including Maceió and Arapiraca. There are 350 spots for English, 200 for Spanish, 25 for French, 25 for Portuguese, and 25 for Libras.

Students currently enrolled or graduates from the state network, as well as staff and parents of students, can register. This initiative aims to expand access to learning new languages, facilitating inclusion and the educational growth of the school community.

The pre-registration results will be announced on July 1st. From July 2nd to July 5th, enrollment must be confirmed in person with the delivery of documents. Classes begin on July 8th. There are six hours of classes per week, divided into four hours in person and two online. This allows for a balanced combination of in-person and remote teaching, providing flexibility to students.

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Check Below the Available Locations with Spots for English, Spanish, and French Courses

In Maceió, the Maria José de Araújo Costa Language Center at Tavares Bastos State School offers 25 spots for Spanish and 25 for English. At the Professora Noêmia Gama Ramalho Language Center, at CEPA, there are 150 spots available across English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Libras. This expands the options for those interested in studying different languages.

In Arapiraca, the Professora Jacinta de Fátima Matos Gomes State Language Center at Professor Pedro de França Reis State School offers 25 spots for English and 25 for Spanish. This distribution also applies to Rio Largo, Palmeira dos Índios, Santana do Ipanema, São José da Tapera, Delmiro Gouveia, União dos Palmares, Penedo, and Porto Calvo. Thus, residents of various regions can take advantage of these opportunities.

In Rio Largo, the Professor Djalma Eudes da Silva Language Center at Claudizete Lima Eleutério State School has 50 spots, equally divided between English and Spanish. In Palmeira dos Índios, the Professora Mércia Ribeiro Lima State Language Center at Humberto Mendes State School follows the same distribution. This structure ensures that as many people as possible have access to the courses.

Santana do Ipanema has the Espedita Tavares Pereira State Language Center at Padre Francisco Correia State School, offering 50 spots equally divided between English and Spanish. In São José da Tapera, the Monsenhor Rosevaldo Caldeira de Souza State Language Center at Lucilo José Ribeiro State School also offers the same number of spots. This maintains a balanced distribution between the cities.

Delmiro Gouveia houses the Luiz Augusto de Azevedo Menezes State Language Center at Luiz Augusto de Azevedo Menezes State School, with 25 spots for English and 25 for Spanish. In São Miguel dos Campos, the Edleuza Oliveira da Silva Language Center at Edleuza Oliveira da Silva State School offers 25 spots for English. Thus, residents of these cities also have access to learning new languages.

União dos Palmares offers 50 spots at the Genilda Maria dos Santos State Language Center at Dr. Paulo de Castro Sarmento State School, divided between English and Spanish. Penedo also has 50 spots at the Professora Tânia Maria Melo State Language Center, located at the 9th Special Education Management (GEE). This way, the course offerings are widely distributed across the state.

Finally, in Porto Calvo, the Guedes de Miranda State Language Center at Guedes de Miranda State School offers 25 spots for English and 25 for Spanish. With this distribution, everyone interested can find an option close to their residences. Don’t miss the opportunity to enroll and learn a new language for free.

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Don’t waste time! To secure your spot in one of the free English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, or Libras courses, just access this link and fill out the registration form by the 30th. It’s quick, easy, and an unmissable opportunity to enhance your language skills. Remember, spots are limited and intended for students, staff, and parents of students in the state education system. Secure your participation and start learning a new language this year!

I would love to know why you would like to learn English, Spanish, or French. Do you believe that learning a new language can positively contribute to your personal or professional life? Share your experience with the language in the comments section. Don’t forget to leave 5 stars and activate notifications from CPG to keep up with all the news. Until next time!

Want to Study English, French, and Spanish Without Spending a Single Real? Government Opens Enrollment for Free Language Courses with Guaranteed Certification to Boost Your Resume

Free English, Spanish, and French Courses, Guaranteed Certificate and No Age Limit Offered by Seduc

Check Below the Available Locations with Spots for English, Spanish, and French Courses

Sign Up Now!

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Free English, Spanish, and French Courses, Guaranteed Certificate and No Age Limit Offered by Seduc

Check Below the Available Locations with Spots for English, Spanish, and French Courses

Sign Up Now!

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