Free Course at Ifba Offers Scholarship of R$ 1,200 and Enrollment Goes Until Sunday: Don’t Miss This Unique Chance to Study and Earn
The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology has opened enrollment for a free course in Initial and Continuing Education (FIC) aimed at those who wish to work in the field of cooperative development. And the best part: selected candidates will also receive a scholarship of R$ 1,200. Spots are limited, so those interested need to act quickly, as enrollment ends next Sunday, the 15th.
With the aim of training professionals for associativism and solidarity economy, the course is part of the Ecosol Program, funded by the Ministry of Labor and Employment. Throughout the four-month training, participants will have a unique opportunity to gain knowledge and secure a scholarship that will help financially during this period.
Opportunity for Different Audiences
The free course is aimed at a wide variety of profiles. Among the target audiences are workers from solidarity economic enterprises, youth, women, Black people, traditional peoples and communities, the elderly, LGBTQIAPN+ individuals, people with disabilities, and beneficiaries of social programs, such as CadÚnico. However, even those who do not fit into any of these specific groups can also enroll, as the course is open to the general public.
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In addition to being a great opportunity for those already involved in the cooperative context or looking to enter it, the program promotes inclusion and seeks to strengthen the solidarity economy in Brazil. “This is the perfect chance for those who want to make a difference in their community,” comments one of the project’s coordinators.
Simple and Quick Registrations
Enrollment for the Initial and Continuing Education course is done entirely online, through an electronic form available on the Ifba website. It’s all very simple and quick, so no one misses the opportunity due to lack of time.
For more information and to register, CLICK HERE!
Remember that the deadline for registration ends on Sunday, the 15th, so you can’t leave it until the last minute. Candidates should be attentive, fill in the data correctly, and await selection. If approved, in addition to participating in a high-quality course, the student will guarantee financial assistance of R$ 1,200, valid for four months.
In-Person Course in Salvador
Despite the course’s advantages, it is important to be aware that it will be in-person and held on the campus of Ifba in Salvador. Classes take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 PM to 8:20 PM, and on Saturdays from 8:40 AM to 12:20 PM. This means that you need to be available to attend classes during these times.

If you live in Bahia and are interested in the proposal, this is a great chance to qualify at no cost and also receive a grant to assist you during your studies. After all, opportunities like this do not come along every day, especially in areas that promote economic and social development.
Now that you know the details, just register and hope to be one of the selected!

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