Want To Boost Your Resume And Gain New Opportunities? Co.liga And CCR Offer Free Courses With Open Enrollment For 2025

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Published on 04/01/2025 at 17:53

Quer turbinar o currículo e conquistar novas oportunidades? Co.liga e CCR oferecem cursos gratuitos com inscrições abertas para 2025 (Imagem: Representação)

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The digital school Co.liga, in partnership with Grupo CCR, is offering free short courses, ideal for those looking to qualify and open doors in the job market. The spots are intended for young people aged 15 and up, aiming to empower 100,000 individuals in situations of social vulnerability by the end of 2025.

With options in areas such as tourism, technology, gastronomy and culture, the free courses are an excellent opportunity to start the year investing in yourself.

Free Courses from CCR: Impact and Opportunities

The partnership between Co.liga and CCR is an initiative that goes beyond simply offering courses. It aims to promote productive and educational inclusion for young people who, often, would not have access to quality training. The numbers show the success of the project: four out of ten participants secured new job opportunities after completing the courses.

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In Rio de Janeiro, the adherence to the platform is truly remarkable. About 76% of the registrants are from the state, reinforcing the connection between the region’s tourism and cultural potential and the most sought-after courses, such as Cultural Tourism and Creative Cities and Festival and Cultural Event Production. Another relevant piece of data is the profile of the participants: most are black women, aged between 15 and 29, with a family income of up to R$ 2,200.

Courses Available on the Platform

Check out some of the free courses offered on the Co.liga platform:

Photography Editing and Treatment
Creative Programming
Introduction to Audiovisual Scriptwriting
Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
Food Security in Gastronomy
History and Fundamentals of Programming (CSS, HTML, Javascript)
Cultural Tourism and Creative Cities
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Cultural Mediation in Exhibitions: Art and Dialogue

All courses come with certification, which can be used to verify skills and enrich professional resumes.

How the Selection Process Works

The application process is simple and accessible. Any young person over 15 can participate, just by accessing the platform coliga.digital. There are no fees or complex tests required. The only requirement is a willingness to learn and dedicate yourself to the courses.

After completing the course, participants receive market-recognized certificates, increasing their chances of being noticed by employers. The quality of the content and the practical approach of the classes make the experience even more enriching.

About Co.liga and Grupo CCR

Co.liga is an innovative digital school, focused on training young people in areas such as culture, tourism, gastronomy, and technology. Its differential lies in the practical methodology and easy access to high-quality content.

Grupo CCR is one of Brazil’s largest infrastructure companies, recognized for its work in social and educational projects. This partnership reflects the commitment of both organizations to transform lives through education and professional development.

Where to Enroll

Enrollments for the free courses from CCR are made exclusively through the virtual platform coliga.digital. There, you will find detailed information about each course, workload, and the next steps to secure your spot.

The process is completely online, facilitating access for young people from different regions of Brazil. Don’t waste time and take advantage of this opportunity to boost your career.

SECURE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

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Want To Boost Your Resume And Gain New Opportunities? Co.liga And CCR Offer Free Courses With Open Enrollment For 2025

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