Want To Earn R$600 Per Month While Studying? City Hall, In Partnership With Senac, Has Openings For Free Courses With Certificates In The Fields Of Gastronomy, Beauty, And Sewing.

Written by Noel Budeguer Publicado em 03/03/2024 at 11:24

Estude e ganhe R$600 por mês! Cursos gratuitos de gastronomia, beleza e costura em parceria com Senac. Inscreva-se já

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Study and Earn R$600 per Month! Free Courses in Gastronomy, Beauty, and Sewing in Partnership with Senac. Enroll Now

The City Hall of Maringá, located in the north of Paraná, is open for registrations for free professional training courses in various fields. There are 115 available spots in the courses of sewing, beauty, and gastronomy, with classes scheduled to start later this month.

The courses will be taught by specialized teams from Senac, a renowned educational institution, in partnership with the state program ‘Mais Qualificação’. Participants will have the opportunity to qualify in areas such as assistant hairdresser, manicure and pedicure, cake and pie preparation, kitchen assistant, eyebrow shaping and henna, among others.

Available Free Courses:

Assistant Hairdresser
Manicure and Pedicure
Cake and Pie Preparation
Kitchen Assistant
Eyebrow Shaping and Henna
Industrial Sewing Techniques with Emphasis on Professional Uniforms
Pants and T-shirt Assembly Techniques (knit and denim)

To secure your spot, it is necessary to present documents such as ID, CPF, and proof of residence. Don’t miss this opportunity to qualify professionally for free and stand out in the job market. Also take advantage of the subsidy of R$ 25 per class day to cover logistics, totaling R$ 600 by the end of the course.

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How to Enroll

To enroll, interested parties must go to the Maringá Worker’s Agency, located at Avenida João Paulino Vieira Filho, 917, in zone 7. The contact phone number is (44) 3309-5000.

Secure your spot and invest in your professional future! The City Hall of Maringá and Senac are together in this unmissable opportunity.

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Want To Earn R$600 Per Month While Studying? City Hall, In Partnership With Senac, Has Openings For Free Courses With Certificates In The Fields Of Gastronomy, Beauty, And Sewing.

Study and Earn R$600 per Month! Free Courses in Gastronomy, Beauty, and Sewing in Partnership with Senac. Enroll Now

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