Quer receber R$ 400 reais por mês para estudar? 540 vagas em cursos técnicos gratuitos nas áreas da Logística, Administração, Agroindústria, Mecânica e mais, com certificado e subsídio garantido

Want To Receive R$ 400 Per Month To Study? 540 Openings In Free Technical Courses In Logistics, Administration, Agroindustry, Mechanics, And More, With Guaranteed Certificate And Subsidy

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Published on 05/06/2024 at 11:42

Instituto Federal e o Pronatec oferecem 540 vagas em cursos técnicos gratuitos. Estude com subsídio de R$ 400 e obtenha seu certificado!

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Federal Institute and Pronatec Offer 540 Vacancies in Free Technical Courses. Study with a Subsidy of R$ 400 and Obtain Your Certificate!

The State Secretary of Education of Espírito Santo (Sedu) offers a wide range of free technical courses in partnership with the Federal Institute of Espírito Santo (Ifes) and Pronatec. Opportunities include courses in Sales, Administration, Electrotechnics, Foreign Trade, Logistics, Agroindustry, Aquaculture, Mechanics, Metallurgy, and Commerce. Applications are now open, secure your spot!

According to the secretary, the courses are aimed at students from the State Public Education Network of Espírito Santo who are enrolled in the 1st or 2nd grade of regular high school or in the 1st or 2nd stage of Youth and Adult Education (EJA), providing professional qualification in various areas and promoting access to the job market.

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Want To Receive R$ 400 Per Month To Study? 540 Openings In Free Technical Courses In Logistics, Administration, Agroindustry, Mechanics, And More, With Guaranteed Certificate And Subsidy

Federal Institute and Pronatec Offer 540 Vacancies in Free Technical Courses. Study with a Subsidy of R$ 400 and Obtain Your Certificate!

Details About the Free Technical Courses

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Federal Institute and Pronatec Offer 540 Vacancies in Free Technical Courses. Study with a Subsidy of R$ 400 and Obtain Your Certificate!

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