Want To Take A Free Sign Language Course With A Certificate Recognized By The MEC? SóEducador Has Just Opened Enrollment For The New Course!

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Discover How to Learn Brazilian Sign Language Practically with Dynamic Video Lessons, Offering Flexibility to Adapt to Your Own Pace!

The Basic Brazilian Sign Language Course from SóEducador is ideal for those seeking new knowledge and wishing to prepare themselves to assist students with hearing disabilities.

With the increasing inclusion of deaf students in schools, proficiency in sign language is essential to ensure effective communication between students and teachers.

Recognized Certification and Workload

Upon completing the course, students receive a certificate issued by an institution accredited by the Ministry of Education (MEC).

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Comprehensive Curricular Content

The course covers essential topics, including:

Brazilian Sign Language
Law No. 10,436, dated April 24, 2002
Learning and practicing Brazilian Sign Language
Fingerspelling alphabet
Numbers, greetings, and politeness
Vocabulary related to family, advice, measurements, and feelings

Fees and Certificate Issuance

Enrollment and access to course materials are completely free. However, to receive the digital certificate of completion, a fee of R$ 86.40 must be paid, with a promotional discount of 50%, bringing the amount down to R$ 43.20.

Payment can be made via Bank Slip, Pix, or up to 5 installments on a Credit Card.

If the student wishes for the certificate to be issued by an institution accredited by the MEC, there will be an additional fee of R$ 9.90.

Without this payment, the certificate will be issued by INCI Brasil.

Flexibility in Studies and Final Assessment

The course is offered in a distance learning format, allowing students to study according to their availability. After completing the course, the student will be able to take a final assessment consisting of 10 multiple-choice questions. A score of 6 or higher is required to receive the digital certificate.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Brazilian Sign Language Course

Is the Course Authorized by the MEC?

Yes, the certificates are issued by an institution recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC).

SóEducador has partnered with Faculdade FAMEC, ensuring that all courses meet the standards set by the MEC.

What is the Deadline to Complete the Course?

There is no fixed deadline to finish the course. Students can study at their own pace and complete the assessment when they feel ready.

How Can I Enroll in the Course?

To enroll, simply visit the SóEducador website, click on the Brazilian Sign Language course, and look for the green button “ENROLL FOR FREE”. *If you already have an account, enrollment will be confirmed with a click.

To access the website and complete your registration, CLICK HERE

If not, you will need to fill in your details to complete the enrollment.

Take advantage of this free training opportunity and make a difference in your students’ lives!

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Want To Take A Free Sign Language Course With A Certificate Recognized By The MEC? SóEducador Has Just Opened Enrollment For The New Course!

Discover How to Learn Brazilian Sign Language Practically with Dynamic Video Lessons, Offering Flexibility to Adapt to Your Own Pace!

Recognized Certification and Workload

Comprehensive Curricular Content

Fees and Certificate Issuance

Flexibility in Studies and Final Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions About the Brazilian Sign Language Course

Is the Course Authorized by the MEC?

What is the Deadline to Complete the Course?

How Can I Enroll in the Course?

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Want To Take A Free Sign Language Course With A Certificate Recognized By The MEC? SóEducador Has Just Opened Enrollment For The New Course!

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Flexibility in Studies and Final Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions About the Brazilian Sign Language Course

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What is the Deadline to Complete the Course?

How Can I Enroll in the Course?

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