Quer ganhar R$ 400 reais por mês? 40 mil vagas para 35 cursos técnicos gratuitos de Administração, Construção Civil, Eletrônica, Enfermagem, Informática, Logística, Manutenção e mais

Want To Earn R$ 400 Per Month? 40,000 Openings For 35 Free Technical Courses In Administration, Civil Construction, Electronics, Nursing, Information Technology, Logistics, Maintenance, And More

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 08/10/2024 at 06:06

Updated on 07/10/2024 at 21:14

O programa Trilhas de Futuro disponibilizará 40 mil vagas para cursos técnicos gratuitos em diferentes áreas do conhecimento com. Alunos receberão auxílio de R$ 20 reais por dia.

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The Trilhas de Futuro Program Will Provide 40 Thousand Slots for Free Technical Courses in Different Areas of Knowledge. Students Will Receive Assistance of R$ 20 Reais per Day.

Registrations for the 5th edition of Trilhas de Futuro, an initiative of the Government of Minas through the State Secretary of Education of Minas Gerais (SEE/MG). The program will offer 40 thousand slots distributed among more than 35 free technical courses.

The objective of the free technical courses is to train young people for the job market, enhancing skills in areas such as Administration, Civil Construction, Electronics, Nursing, Information Technology, Logistics, Mechanics, and Mechatronics.

Course Guide

A new feature for this year is the creation of a detailed guide, where students can consult information about the technical courses, such as duration, content, job market opportunities, average salary range, and certifications offered.

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Trilhas de Futuro

The main target audience of Trilhas de Futuro are students from state high schools, but there are remaining slots for students from municipal schools, private schools, and others interested in technical courses.

In addition to the completely free technical training, participating students will be entitled to daily assistance of R$ 20, which they can use for food and transportation.

This program is considered the largest professional training project in Minas Gerais, meeting the needs of companies and productive sectors seeking qualified labor.

With this edition of free courses, the Government of Minas reinforces its commitment to technical education by offering students new opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Enrollment and Registration

Enrollment for the technical courses of the Trilhas de Futuro program will be open until the 23rd of the same month, exclusively through the official website www.trilhasdefuturo.mg.gov.br. Interested parties should access the portal, choose the desired course, and fill out the form with their personal information. It is important to pay attention to the enrollment period and the available slots, ensuring participation in the largest technical training program in Minas Gerais.

The results of the technical course selection will be announced on October 11, and on-site registrations for those approved will take place from October 15 to 29, according to the criteria established by Resolution SEE No. 5047. The start of classes is scheduled for February 3, 2025.

For more information about the program, interested parties can contact the official email sb.trilhasdefuturo@educacao.mg.gov.br. In addition, it is possible to access the complete notice here and the detailed brochure with all the information about the courses, including program content, duration, and job market prospects.

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Want To Earn R$ 400 Per Month? 40,000 Openings For 35 Free Technical Courses In Administration, Civil Construction, Electronics, Nursing, Information Technology, Logistics, Maintenance, And More

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Course Guide

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Want To Earn R$ 400 Per Month? 40,000 Openings For 35 Free Technical Courses In Administration, Civil Construction, Electronics, Nursing, Information Technology, Logistics, Maintenance, And More

The Trilhas de Futuro Program Will Provide 40 Thousand Slots for Free Technical Courses in Different Areas of Knowledge. Students Will Receive Assistance of R$ 20 Reais per Day.

Course Guide

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