Want To Specialize For Free And From Home? Federal University of Piauí (UFPI) Is Open For Enrollment In Free Online Specialization In Chemistry Teaching And Its Technologies

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Published on 26/07/2024 at 13:34

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Free Online Specialization for Those Who Want to Study From Anywhere

The free online specialization offered by UFPI is the perfect opportunity for those who wish to improve their skills in the field of Chemistry without leaving home. The course, part of an agreement with the Basic Education Secretariat (SEB) of the Ministry of Education (MEC), offers 120 spots, equally distributed between the campuses in Teresina and Picos. The best part is that, since the entire process will be virtual, students can live anywhere in Brazil.

The Federal University of Piauí has structured the specialization to be 100% online, with a total workload of 360 hours spread over 12 months. The subjects cover a wide range of topics, ensuring a comprehensive education for professionals.

Check Out the Subjects of the Free Online Specialization

Fundamentals of Applied Chemistry in Education
New Technologies in Chemistry Education
Sustainable Chemistry
Chemistry in Everyday Life
Inclusive Practices in Chemistry Education
Experimentation in Chemistry Teaching – Virtual and Traditional
Immersion in Chemistry Teaching – Virtual and Traditional
Playful Teaching in Chemistry
Multidisciplinary Projects in Chemistry Education
Scientific Investigation in Chemistry at the High School Level
Training, Career Choices, and Professional Paths in the Field of Chemistry
Entrepreneurship in the Field of High School Chemistry

This free online specialization is designed for holders of a degree from a recognized program by MEC or validated in Brazil. It is necessary to have access to a computer with internet and to possess the necessary skills to use it.

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How to Enroll?

Registrations can be made until 08/19/2024 at the link: UFPI SITE.

Don’t miss this chance to specialize in the field of Chemistry for free and entirely online with the Federal University of Piauí. Secure your spot now and upgrade your career!

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Want To Specialize For Free And From Home? Federal University of Piauí (UFPI) Is Open For Enrollment In Free Online Specialization In Chemistry Teaching And Its Technologies

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Want To Specialize For Free And From Home? Federal University of Piauí (UFPI) Is Open For Enrollment In Free Online Specialization In Chemistry Teaching And Its Technologies

Free Online Specialization for Those Who Want to Study From Anywhere

Check Out the Subjects of the Free Online Specialization

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