Samsung And Senai Establish Partnership To Offer Free Online Programming Courses For Residents Of São Paulo

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 26/05/2021 at 13:11

Senai e Samsung – Fonte: Reprodução Portal Senai SP oficial

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Through the Samsung Innovation Campus, Samsung and Senai-SP are offering free courses in E-learning mode for Programming and Coding. In total, there will be 50 spots available with registrations until June 6.

Samsung has initiated a partnership with SENAI-SP and, through the Samsung Innovation Campus (SIC), the promise is that many free courses will be offered in E-learning mode for Programming and Coding. Check out all the details.

Requirements from Samsung and Senai for Participation in E-learning Courses in SP

In total, 50 spots will be available for students aged 15 to 24 years who reside in São Paulo (SP). The class model will occur both in E-learning mode, via the Samsung Innovation Campus website, and in-person, at the Senai Anchieta School, located at Rua Gandavo, 550, in Vila Marina, São Paulo (SP).

Students will be able to utilize all the tools that will be provided by Senai’s laboratories, following all necessary preventive measures to comply with social distancing norms, including the use of disinfectants, wearing masks, and spacing between students and teachers.

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Free Courses Offered by Samsung and Senai and How to Register

Check out the free E-learning courses being offered by Samsung and Senai:

Rurple;
Arduino;
Scratch;
Language C;
Basic Concepts of Problems with Algorithms.

Registering is simple, just access the Senai Anchieta School website and fill out a form with details such as: Name, Phone, Email.

No prior knowledge in any of the free courses is required, and after registering, the candidate will receive a questionnaire via email with classification questions to eliminate those who do not meet the requirements. In addition to the questions, there will be a writing proposal, which will be analyzed by Senai-SP collaborators to determine who will be selected.

Applicants who are approved will be announced at the beginning of June. Classes are scheduled to start on June 21 and are expected to last until October.

REGISTER BY CLICKING HERE!

Get to Know the Samsung Innovation Campus Better

As a global initiative by Samsung, the SIC brings experiences to over 110,000 young people in about 30 countries and arrived in Brazil last year (2020). In addition to coding and programming courses, the SIC offers, on its website, free modules for teachers and students in Technical and high school who are interested in training in the Internet of Things.

Samsung And Senai Establish Partnership To Offer Free Online Programming Courses For Residents Of São Paulo

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Samsung And Senai Establish Partnership To Offer Free Online Programming Courses For Residents Of São Paulo

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