Santander Offers 10,000 Scholarships for Free Online Courses in Technology, Marketing, and More – No-Cost Professional Training!

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Published on 18/02/2025 at 08:28

10 mil bolsas de estudo te esperam: Santander oferece cursos gratuitos online (EAD) de capacitação profissional em diversas áreas como tecnologia, marketing e soft skills

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Santander announced the offer of 10,000 scholarships for free online courses (EAD) on Coursera, one of the leading online learning platforms in the world. Beneficiaries will have access to content covering topics such as marketing, communication, interpersonal skills (soft skills), ESG (environmental, social, and governance criteria), data science, and cybersecurity. The content for professional training will be available in 24 languages, including Portuguese, Spanish, German, and Polish, ensuring accessibility for students from various regions of the world.

Certifications from major companies such as IBM, Microsoft, Google, and AWS are included in the offer, providing participants with a unique opportunity to expand their knowledge and obtain globally recognized professional certificates.

Promoting Employability

This initiative is part of Santander’s efforts to promote employability and lifelong learning. Focusing on skill development and career advancement, the free online courses (EAD) are an excellent opportunity for professionals looking to update or specialize in high-demand areas in the job market.

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How to Apply for Santander Scholarships

Applications for the program are open until March 19, 2025, and can be made on the Santander Open Academy platform. Selected individuals will have access to a wide range of free online courses (EAD) and guided projects, with certificates issued by partners such as IBM, Meta, and Microsoft.

Learn from the best for free! Don’t miss this opportunity to qualify and obtain globally recognized certificates.

Santander Offers 10,000 Scholarships for Free Online Courses in Technology, Marketing, and More – No-Cost Professional Training!

Promoting Employability

How to Apply for Santander Scholarships

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Santander Offers 10,000 Scholarships for Free Online Courses in Technology, Marketing, and More – No-Cost Professional Training!

Don’t Miss This Chance! There Are 10 Thousand Scholarships for Free Online Courses (EAD) on Coursera, Offered by Santander. Sign Up and Prepare for Success!

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