Want To Work In One Of The Fastest-Growing Sectors In Brazil? Tarumã City Hall Opens Free Solar Energy Course, Targeting A Market With High Demand For Professionals; Find Out How To Enroll

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Published on 19/01/2026 at 19:53

Tarumã abre inscrições para curso gratuito de eletricista com foco em energia solar fotovoltaica, oferecendo formação prática, 16 vagas e qualificação para um dos setores que mais geram empregos no Brasil.

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Tarumã Opens Registrations for Free Electrician Course Focused on Photovoltaic Solar Energy, Offering Practical Training, 16 Vacancies, and Qualification for One of the Sectors That Generates the Most Jobs in Brazil.

The expansion of solar energy in Brazil has created new demands for qualified professionals. In this context, the Tarumã City Hall opened registrations on Monday (19) for the Free Electrician Course – Low Voltage Electrical Installations and Photovoltaic Solar Energy, aimed at the practical and technical training of workers in the municipality.

The initiative aims to prepare local labor to work in a strategic segment, which is growing driven by the search for energy efficiency, cost reduction, and the advancement of renewable sources. Furthermore, the course emerges as a concrete alternative for those looking to enter or update their skills in the job market.

How to Enroll

Registrations are open until Friday, January 23, from 8 AM to 5 PM. Interested individuals can register in person at the Professional Training Center, located at Rua dos Lambaris, 405, in Vila Dourados. At the same time, the City Hall has made an online form available, increasing access to the selection process: click here to register.

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Practical Training in Electricity and Solar Energy Systems

The course will start on February 2, 2026, and will conclude on February 6, with full-time in-person classes from 8 AM to 5 PM. A total of 16 vacancies will be offered, with a workload of 40 hours.

During the training, participants will receive education in low voltage electrical installations, as well as fundamentals and practices related to photovoltaic solar energy. The content was structured to meet market demands, prioritizing practical activities and direct application of knowledge.

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This type of qualification is increasingly valued, as solar energy has ceased to be a trend and has taken a central role in the Brazilian energy matrix.

A Growing Market Expands Job and Income Opportunities

The solar energy sector is among the fastest growing in the country, driven by the installation of systems in homes, businesses, industries, and rural properties. As a result, the demand for qualified electricians to work in both installation and maintenance of these systems is increasing.

By investing in professional training, Tarumã strengthens the local economy and increases the chances of income generation for the population. Training also helps to reduce dependency on professionals from other regions, promoting sustainable development in the municipality.

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The initiative is carried out by the Tarumã City Hall, through the Municipal Department of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, with the support of the Tarumã City Council. According to the municipal administration, the course is part of a set of policies aimed at professional qualification and the city’s integration into the context of the energy transition.

More information can be obtained by phone at (18) 3373-4708, or directly at the Professional Training Center.

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Course: Electrician – Low Voltage Electrical Installations and Photovoltaic Solar Energy
Registrations: from January 19 to January 23, from 8 AM to 5 PM
Location: Professional Training Center – Rua dos Lambaris, 405, Vila Dourados or online
Start Date: February 2, 2026
End Date: February 6, 2026
Workload: 40 hours
Vacancies: 16

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