Want To Do A Free Graduate Program? IFES Opens 1,350 Spots For Free Course; Sign Up By December 23!

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Published on 12/12/2024 at 19:17

Updated on 12/12/2024 at 19:19

Quer fazer uma Pós-Graduação gratuita? IFES abre 1.350 vagas para curso gratuito; Inscreva-se Até 23 de Dezembro! (Imagem: Representação)

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The Federal Institute of Espírito Santo Offers Improvement Opportunities Focused on Inclusive Management. Check How to Participate!

The IFES (Federal Institute of Espírito Santo) has opened registrations for a free course for postgraduate improvement, focused on Management in Special Education from an Inclusive Perspective.

There are 1,350 available spots, offering an excellent opportunity for education professionals who wish to enhance their pedagogical practices and expand their knowledge on inclusion.

With a total workload of 180 hours, the course is aimed at school principals, educational managers, and pedagogical coordinators, and if spots remain, for teachers from public and private networks.

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How Does the Selection Process Work?

Registrations for the course are open until December 23, 2024 and can be made directly on the IFES portal.

The priority is for principals, managers, and pedagogical coordinators, but interested teachers may also enroll to occupy remaining spots.

Candidates must have a degree recognized by the MEC, access to a computer with internet, and basic skills in using digital platforms.

Course Curriculum

The free course for postgraduate improvement at IFES offers a broad and practical approach to inclusive education. Check the subjects:

Fundamentals of Inclusive Education and Legislation – 60h
Inclusive School Management – 60h
Inclusive Pedagogical Practices: Curriculum, Accessibility, and Specialized Educational Support – 60h

These subjects have been carefully crafted to meet the demands of the current educational environment, empowering participants to implement inclusive strategies effectively.

Who Can Enroll?

The course is aimed at:

School Principals.
Managers from municipal and state education departments.
Pedagogical Coordinators.

If there are available spots after priority filling, teachers from public and private networks may be selected.

Where to Enroll

Interested individuals must register through the official IFES link;

GUARANTEE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

Before registering, it is important to read the complete notice, available on the same portal, to ensure that all criteria and requirements are met.

About IFES

The Federal Institute of Espírito Santo (IFES) is one of the leading technical and higher education institutions in Brazil, with a strong commitment to inclusive education and quality training.

Its mission is to promote human, social, and technological development, contributing to the formation of qualified professionals aware of their role in society.

Over the years, IFES has distinguished itself by offering innovative and free courses, expanding access to quality education in various fields of knowledge.

The institution is also recognized for its commitment to inclusion, reflected in initiatives like this improvement course in Special Education.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of this transformative initiative. Registrations are open until December 23, 2024! Secure your spot and invest in your professional future.

Want To Do A Free Graduate Program? IFES Opens 1,350 Spots For Free Course; Sign Up By December 23!

The Federal Institute of Espírito Santo Offers Improvement Opportunities Focused on Inclusive Management. Check How to Participate!

How Does the Selection Process Work?

Course Curriculum

Who Can Enroll?

Where to Enroll

GUARANTEE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

About IFES

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Want To Do A Free Graduate Program? IFES Opens 1,350 Spots For Free Course; Sign Up By December 23!

The Federal Institute of Espírito Santo Offers Improvement Opportunities Focused on Inclusive Management. Check How to Participate!

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Course Curriculum

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GUARANTEE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

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