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Want To Take A Free Online Brazilian Sign Language Course? CAS Has Just Opened Enrollment For The Free Brazilian Sign Language Course!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 26/02/2025 at 00:01

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Learn Brazilian Sign Language with Deaf Teachers in an Online and Free Course Offered to Participants from All Over Mato Grosso do Sul

The State Department of Education (SED) is accepting registrations for a free LIBRAS course offered by the Professional Education and Deaf Services Training Center (CAS). With a workload of 80 hours, the course is ideal for those who want to learn Brazilian Sign Language (LIBRAS) through asynchronous classes taught by deaf teachers.

LIBRAS Course Details and Teaching Methodology

The content of the free course covers specific topics such as theory, vocabulary, and examples of signal application in social and educational contexts. In addition, participants will have access to various practical activities.

The course is conducted in the Virtual Learning Environment (AVA), through the platform: saber.sed.ms.gov.br in a distance format, covering students from all municipalities in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul.

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Requirements for Registration for the LIBRAS Course

To register for the LIBRAS course, candidates must be at least 15 years old and have internet access.

A Gmail account or an edutec.sed.ms.gov.br account (exclusive for teachers and students of REE/MS) is required to submit videos of practical activities.

All communications regarding the course will be sent to the registered email.

Registration Process and Deadline

Registrations for the free course can be made from February 24 to 26, 2025.

Interested individuals should access the link: forms.gle/9fgPK8S5h2C9gPv88 to complete the registration.

There is no cost to participate in the course, making this an excellent opportunity for those who wish to enhance their skills in Brazilian Sign Language.

Contact for More Information

The Professional Education and Deaf Services Training Center is available to provide additional information, if needed. Interested individuals can contact by phone or WhatsApp at (67) 3314-1275.

Don’t miss the chance to enhance your skills and get trained in the use of LIBRAS with this free course offered by CAS. Sign up now to secure your spot!

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Want To Take A Free Online Brazilian Sign Language Course? CAS Has Just Opened Enrollment For The Free Brazilian Sign Language Course!

Learn Brazilian Sign Language with Deaf Teachers in an Online and Free Course Offered to Participants from All Over Mato Grosso do Sul

LIBRAS Course Details and Teaching Methodology

Requirements for Registration for the LIBRAS Course

Registration Process and Deadline

Contact for More Information

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