Public School System Offers 1,000 Slots in 40 Free Professional Qualification Courses! Registrations Open Until Friday, the 6th; See How to Participate

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Published on 04/12/2024 at 16:10

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Registrations Open Until Friday (12/6) for Training in Areas Such as Nursing, Technology, Design, and Much More.

If you are in the Federal District and want to take advantage of an incredible qualification opportunity, stay tuned! The public education network of the DF is offering 1,000 spots in 40 options of free professional training courses.

Registrations are open until this Friday, December 6, and the courses are available in 18 school units spread across 10 administrative regions.

The training covers areas such as nursing, technology, design, nutrition, and even music, with options for in-person classes and distance learning, depending on the chosen course. It’s the perfect chance to gain new knowledge and enhance your résumé at no cost.

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Qualification Within Everyone’s Reach

The DF Courses aim to democratize access to professional education, offering diverse training to meet the demands of the job market.

The spots are distributed among schools in Brazlândia, Ceilândia, Cruzeiro, Gama, Guará, Paranoá, Planaltina, Plano Piloto, Santa Maria, and Taguatinga.

The courses are aimed at young people and adults seeking to specialize in technical areas or develop specific skills to work in various sectors.

The proposal is to help meet the shortage of qualified labor in various segments, promoting inclusion and regional development.

Free Courses Public Education Network DF

Check out some of the options for free courses offered:

Nursing
System Development
Furniture Design
Brazilian Sign Language (Libras)
Nutrition and Dietetics
Music
Administration
Occupational Safety
Civil Engineering Technician

Classes are expected to start in the first quarter of 2025 and will be offered both in-person and online, depending on the modality of the course.

How the Selection Process Works

The selection of candidates will be conducted in various ways, depending on the chosen course. The criteria include:

Electronic Lottery
Practical and Theoretical Exams
Single Evaluation Stage

The results of the 1st call will be announced on December 30, 2024, and enrollment for those approved must be completed between January 15 and 17, 2025. To secure the spot, candidates must present documents such as:

Declaration of Schooling
School Transcript
ID or photo document
CPF
Recent 3×4 Photos
Proof of Residence
Medical Report, if necessary

The DF Department of Education has also reserved 20% of the spots for people with disabilities, reinforcing its commitment to social inclusion.

Where to Register?

Registrations are completely free and must be completed by Friday, December 6, through the online platform at the link below. To access the registration form and check more details, click here.

SECURE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

About the Courses of the Public Education Network DF

The DF Courses are an initiative of the Secretary of Education of the Federal District (SEEDF) to promote professional qualification and meet the demands of the local job market.

With a diverse portfolio of technical and professional training, the program is aimed at young people and adults from all administrative regions of the DF.

With this action, SEEDF aims to promote employability, entrepreneurship, and social inclusion, strengthening the economy and improving the quality of life of the population.

Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your future! Register now and start 2025 with new skills and knowledge to grow in your career.

Public School System Offers 1,000 Slots in 40 Free Professional Qualification Courses! Registrations Open Until Friday, the 6th; See How to Participate

Registrations Open Until Friday (12/6) for Training in Areas Such as Nursing, Technology, Design, and Much More.

Qualification Within Everyone’s Reach

Free Courses Public Education Network DF

How the Selection Process Works

Where to Register?

About the Courses of the Public Education Network DF

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Public School System Offers 1,000 Slots in 40 Free Professional Qualification Courses! Registrations Open Until Friday, the 6th; See How to Participate

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How the Selection Process Works

Where to Register?

About the Courses of the Public Education Network DF

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