São Paulo — São Paulo City Offers Free Electrical And Stage Lighting Course Opens New Slots

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Published on 14/06/2025 at 08:36

Updated on 14/06/2025 at 08:40

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Free Course of Electricity and Stage Lighting Offers Hands-On Training with Remaining Positions for Young People Aged 18 to 24 in Mogi das Cruzes.

Young people from Mogi das Cruzes can register until June 20 for remaining positions in the free course of Electricity and Stage Lighting – Bright Future Hub.

The training is intended for residents aged 18 to 24 and is supported by the Social Fund of Mogi, in addition to sponsorship from the company Niterra do Brasil.

Training for the Cultural Sector

The course is aimed at the professional qualification of young people who want to work in events, theaters, and cultural spaces. The training includes practical and theoretical classes in a laboratory equipped with a focus on basic electricity and stage lighting.

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Classes and Structure of the Course

Classes began on June 9 and are held from Monday to Friday. The schedules are divided into two shifts: from 6 PM to 8 PM and from 8 PM to 10 PM. Each class has a maximum of 25 students, ensuring individualized attention during activities.

All teaching materials are provided free of charge, and the space has been adapted to offer a complete and safe experience.

The content covers everything from concepts of electricity and technical standards to stage lighting and the assembly of final projects.

Registrations Continue Until June 20

Interested individuals should visit the site https://nucleofuturobrilhante.com.br/mogidascruzes/ and fill out the registration form. After submission, candidates will be evaluated based on the provided information. Then, the project team will contact them to guide them on the next steps.

Initiative Seeks Inclusion and Income Generation

The president of the Social Fund of Mogi, Maira Cusatis, emphasized the importance of free courses as a tool for social transformation. “One of our main missions is to work to promote social well-being in the city, and free vocational courses are essential instruments for the qualification of the labor force and the generation of employment and income,” she stated.

The course is conducted by the São Paulo Institute of Art and Culture in partnership with the Ministry of Culture through the Federal Law for Cultural Incentive. Classes take place at Rua Dom Antônio Cândido de Alvarenga, 108, in downtown Mogi. At the end, students receive certification valid in the market.

São Paulo — São Paulo City Offers Free Electrical And Stage Lighting Course Opens New Slots

Free Course of Electricity and Stage Lighting Offers Hands-On Training with Remaining Positions for Young People Aged 18 to 24 in Mogi das Cruzes.

Training for the Cultural Sector

Classes and Structure of the Course

Registrations Continue Until June 20

Initiative Seeks Inclusion and Income Generation

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