Quer receber mais de R$ 360 reais por mês para estudar? Instituto Federal oferece cursos técnicos gratuitos em Administração, Edificações e Informática com certificado e subsídio garantido

Want to Receive Over R$ 360 Per Month to Study? Federal Institute Opens Announcement for Free Technical Courses in Administration, Civil Construction, and Computer Science, with Certificate and Guaranteed Subsidy

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 07/05/2024 at 17:00

Instituo Federal oferece 240 vagas em cursos técnicos gratuitos. Estude com subsídio de R$ 360 e obtenha seu certificado!

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Federal Institute Offers 240 Spots in Free Technical Courses. Study with a Subsidy of R$ 360 and Obtain Your Certificate!

The Federal Institute of Mato Grosso do Sul (IFMS) announced the opening of registrations for free technical courses aimed at youth and adults, starting in the second semester. The registrations are available until June 3 and cover various locations, including Aquidauana, Campo Grande, Coxim, Jardim, and Três Lagoas.

There are 240 spots for technical courses in Administration, Building Construction, Computer Science for the Internet, and IT Maintenance and Support. All courses will be held in the evening. Participant selection will be conducted through an electronic lottery.

The Free Technical Courses Are Detailed in Two Distinct Notices Published on the IFMS Selection Central:

Notice No. 086/2023: Directed toward subsequent technical courses for candidates who already have a high school diploma.
Notice No. 087/2023: Aimed at integrated technical courses with high school, in the Youth and Adult Education modality (Proeja), intended for individuals over 18 who have completed elementary education.

For Proeja students, the IFMS offers monthly scholarships exceeding R$ 360, funded by the Bolsa-Formação (EJA-EPT) program of the Secretariat of Professional and Technological Education (Setec) of the Ministry of Education (MEC).

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Half of the Spots Are Reserved for Students from Public Schools

Half of the spots are reserved for students coming from public schools, with additional quotas for candidates with low family per capita income, self-declared black, mixed-race, and indigenous, as well as people with disabilities. Candidates selected through quotas must prove their eligibility at the time of enrollment, under penalty of reclassification.

See Below the Details of the Free Technical Courses and Available Spots for the Second Semester of 2024:

Subsequent Technical Courses:

Campus	Technical Course	Shift	Spots
Aquidauana	Building Construction	Evening	40

Integrated Technical Courses with High School (Proeja):

Campus	Technical Course	Shift	Spots
Campo Grande	Administration	Evening	40
Coxim	IT Maintenance and Support	Evening	40
Jardim	Computer Science for the Internet	Evening	40
	Building Construction	Evening	40
Três Lagoas	Administration	Evening	40

Registration

The registration process must be done online through the Candidate Page on the Selection Central, where interested parties must provide personal information, choose the desired course and shift, and decide whether to compete for open spots or quotas. A confirmation email will be sent to the email address registered by the candidate after completing the registration.

Classes are expected to start in July. Questions can be clarified via email at processoseletivo@ifms.edu.br.

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Want to Receive Over R$ 360 Per Month to Study? Federal Institute Opens Announcement for Free Technical Courses in Administration, Civil Construction, and Computer Science, with Certificate and Guaranteed Subsidy

Federal Institute Offers 240 Spots in Free Technical Courses. Study with a Subsidy of R$ 360 and Obtain Your Certificate!

The Free Technical Courses Are Detailed in Two Distinct Notices Published on the IFMS Selection Central:

Half of the Spots Are Reserved for Students from Public Schools

See Below the Details of the Free Technical Courses and Available Spots for the Second Semester of 2024:

Registration

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Want to Receive Over R$ 360 Per Month to Study? Federal Institute Opens Announcement for Free Technical Courses in Administration, Civil Construction, and Computer Science, with Certificate and Guaranteed Subsidy

Federal Institute Offers 240 Spots in Free Technical Courses. Study with a Subsidy of R$ 360 and Obtain Your Certificate!

The Free Technical Courses Are Detailed in Two Distinct Notices Published on the IFMS Selection Central:

Half of the Spots Are Reserved for Students from Public Schools

See Below the Details of the Free Technical Courses and Available Spots for the Second Semester of 2024:

Registration

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