Want To Take A 100% Free Distance Learning Course At UFAL? Federal University Opens 250 Opportunities For Improvement At The Institution

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Published on 08/08/2024 at 13:27

Updated on 08/08/2024 at 13:29

UFAL oferece 250 vagas gratuitas em curso EAD para capacitação de professores em Atendimento Educacional Especializado. Inscrições até 18/08. (Imagem: reprodução)

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UFAL Is Offering 250 Openings in a Free EAD Course That Can Transform Your Career. This Is the Perfect Opportunity to Specialize!

With the increasing demand for qualified professionals to work with students with special needs, the Federal University of Alagoas (UFAL) has launched a unique opportunity for those who wish to specialize in this area.

Enrollment is open for the Improvement Course in Specialized Educational Assistance for Students with Intellectual Disabilities (CAAEE-DI), offered in EAD format and 100% free of charge.

The course, which will take place from August to December 2024, has a workload of 150 hours, distributed across 9 instructional units.

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How to Enroll

Enrollment must be completed by August 18, 2024, through a formrio online. The selection of candidates will occur in order of enrollment, according to the requirements established in the announcement, prioritizing teachers from Specialized Educational Assistance and Basic Education, as well as pedagogical coordinators.

A total of 250 openings will be offered, with 150 allocated to teachers of Specialized Educational Assistance, 75 for Basic Education teachers, and 25 for pedagogical coordinators. There will also be reserved spots for persons with disabilities (PwD) and self-declared black candidates.

The preliminary and final results of the selection will be announced on August 23 and 25, 2024, respectively, on the CIED page. More details can be found in Announcement 03/2024.

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