IFSP Opens 525 Free Slots in EJA Technical Courses and Surprises Students with Wide Offering at 13 Campuses for 2026

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Published on 10/11/2025 at 15:13

Divulgação oficial destaca as 525 vagas gratuitas do IFSP para cursos técnicos EJA, com início em 2026 e sorteio em 9 de dezembro de 2025.

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The advancement of professional education policies aimed at young people and adults rekindles an important movement in 2025. This scenario is the backdrop for the announcement No. 254/2025, published by IFSP on November 4, 2025. The document announces 525 free vacancies for technical courses integrated with high school in the youth and adult education (EJA) modality. Enrollment is scheduled for the 1st semester of 2026. Registrations remain open until November 30, according to the official schedule.

Although the program focuses on individuals with completed elementary education, it stands out for combining technical training and high school. IFSP organizes a diverse offering distributed across 13 campi. The courses are face-to-face, free, and developed in shifts that favor those who need to balance routine, work, and study.

What the Announcement Offers

The announcement presents a detailed distribution of the vacancies. The offering includes technical courses in various areas. All are integrated with high school in the EJA modality. Below are the officially announced vacancies:

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IFSP reaffirms in its announcement its commitment to inclusion policies. Half of the vacancies are reserved for students from public schools. There are quotas for black, brown, indigenous, quilombola, and people with disabilities.

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How the Selection Process Will Be

The organization of the selection process combines simplicity and transparency. Although the courses are part of the same offering, selection varies by campus. The general rule establishes a draw on December 9, 2025, according to the announcement. The Capivari campus will conduct interviews on December 9 and 10.

IFSP has also published a detailed schedule.

11/04/2025 — Announcement publication
11/04 to 11/30/2025 — Online registrations
12/03/2025 — Preliminary list of registrants
12/04/2025 — Appeals
12/05/2025 — Final list
12/09/2025 — Draw (except Capivari)
12/09 and 10/2025 — Interviews (Capivari)
12/12/2025 — Preliminary result
12/13/2025 — Appeals
12/19/2025 — Final result and 1st call
01/12 to 01/15/2026 — Enrollment

The publications will be made available after 8 PM, as established.

How to Register

The registration process is fully online, free, and accessible. The candidate must meet three basic criteria.

Period: November 4 to 30, 2025
Prerequisite: completed elementary education
Limit: only one registration per person. The last submitted will be valid.

The campi will offer support structures for those who do not have internet access.

Expected Impacts and Next Steps

The announcement does not present additional analyses. It indicates, however, the intention to strengthen public and integrated technical training. The set of dates, norms, and processes published by IFSP demonstrates a transparent conduct. The institution maintains alignment with the program’s objectives and expands access to free professional education.

IFSP Opens 525 Free Slots in EJA Technical Courses and Surprises Students with Wide Offering at 13 Campuses for 2026

The Federal Institute of São Paulo Offers Free EJA Courses with Integrated High School. Online Registrations Are Open Until November 30 and Cover 13 Campi

What the Announcement Offers

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How the Selection Process Will Be

How to Register

Expected Impacts and Next Steps

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