Want to Qualify for Free? 2,712 Spots Available in In-Person Courses Starting on February 23 in São Paulo

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 03/02/2026 at 10:29

Updated on 03/02/2026 at 10:30

Governo de SP abre 2.712 vagas em cursos presenciais e gratuitos, com inscrições até 5 de fevereiro e aulas a partir de 23 de fevereiro.

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With Registrations Open Until February 5, The Government Of São Paulo Is Creating 2,712 Positions In Free In-Person Courses Distributed Across 34 Municipalities, With Classes In Three Shifts, Focused On Employability And Offering Targeted At Young Adults And First Job

The Government Of The State Of São Paulo Has Opened Registrations For 2,712 Positions In Free In-Person Courses, With Classes Taught By SEST SENAT Teachers In 34 Municipalities, With Registrations Until February 5 Through The Trampolim Portal, Aiming To Expand Qualification And Employability.

Registrations Open And Distribution Of Positions In Courses

The Positions In Courses Are Available For Registration Until This Thursday, The 5th, According To A Warning From The Secretary Of Economic Development. The Classes Will Be In-Person, Organized In The Morning, Afternoon, And Evening Shifts, With A Scheduled Start For February 23.

In Total, There Are Nine Options Of Vocational Courses, Totaling 2,712 Positions In Courses Distributed Among The Participating Municipalities. The Trainings Cover Administrative, Operational, Management, Language, And IT Areas, According To The Demand Identified In The State Market.

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Offered Courses And Available Positions

Among The Training Offered Are Storekeeper, With 270 Positions, Administrative Assistant, With 540 Positions, Driver Training, With 90 Positions, And People Management, Which Total 420 Positions. There Are Also Positions In Project Management Courses, With 30 Positions, Financial Management, With 230 Positions, And English, With 60 Positions.

With The Highest Volume Of Opportunities, The Logistics Course Concentrates 780 Positions, While The Computer Package Course Offers 292 Positions.

All The Trainings Are In-Person And Free, With Certification Dependent On Minimum Attendance Requirements.

New Job And My First Job Modalities

The Positions In Courses Are Organized Into Two Modalities.

The New Job Program Is For Young People And Adults Aged 25 To 59 Who Are Seeking Qualification In A New Area Or Wish To Start A New Professional Career.

The My First Job Modality Is Aimed At Young People Aged 16 To 24 Who Are Looking For Their First Opportunity In The Job Market.

The Definition Of The Courses Took Into Account Analyses Of Market Demands Throughout The São Paulo Territory.

Registration Criteria, Selection, And Enrollment

To Register, The Applicant Must Access The Website www.trampolim.sp.gov.br, Log In With A Gov.br Account, And Choose The Desired Course. Eligible Candidates Include Those Who Are Literate, Residing In The State Of São Paulo, And Of An Age Compatible With The Modality.

If The Number Of Registrants Exceeds The Total Positions, Priority Will Be Given To Minors, Persons With Disabilities, Unemployed Individuals, And Those From Low-Income.

Applicants Convened By Email Must Confirm Their Enrollment Between February 9 And 21, At The Address Provided. For Certification, A Minimum Attendance Of 75% In The Course Classes Is Required.

Want to Qualify for Free? 2,712 Spots Available in In-Person Courses Starting on February 23 in São Paulo

With Registrations Open Until February 5, The Government Of São Paulo Is Creating 2,712 Positions In Free In-Person Courses Distributed Across 34 Municipalities, With Classes In Three Shifts, Focused On Employability And Offering Targeted At Young Adults And First Job

Registrations Open And Distribution Of Positions In Courses

Offered Courses And Available Positions

New Job And My First Job Modalities

Registration Criteria, Selection, And Enrollment

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Registrations Open And Distribution Of Positions In Courses

Offered Courses And Available Positions

New Job And My First Job Modalities

Registration Criteria, Selection, And Enrollment

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Institute calls for 100% free and online courses in IT and computing with over 35 options, free certificate, and workloads of up to 200 hours after research reveals that 98% of companies face difficulty hiring qualified professionals.

Senac and Senai offer courses with scholarships of up to R$ 1,500 in areas such as sales, cashier operator, electrical, welding, CNC lathe, construction, telemarketing, and reception.

100% Free Online Mechanics Course with a R$ 1,400 Scholarship at the Federal Institute: In partnership with XCMG, IF calls for those interested in a technical course that includes a signed employment contract under an apprenticeship regime.

Petrobras will pay for you to take a course: in partnership with Senai, there are 2,000 free spots with assistance of up to R$ 858 per month and a certificate recognized by the MEC in industrial areas with high demand in Brazil until 2026.

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