Sebrae Offers Spots for Free Online Courses in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Planning, and More

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Published on 07/10/2020 at 13:47

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Free Course Lectures and Workshops Are Offered by Sebrae ES for Various Segments, Such as Entrepreneurship; Check Details Below

From October 8 to 15, 16 lectures and eight workshops of free courses are available on the platform of the Service for Support to Micro and Small Enterprises of Espírito Santo (Sebrae – ES), with an average duration of up to four hours. The opportunities cover areas such as innovation, entrepreneurship, market and sales, planning, finance, among others.

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The Brazilian Service for Support to Micro and Small Enterprises (Sebrae) is a private entity that promotes competitiveness and sustainable development of micro and small businesses, enabling them to effectively fulfill their role in the economic and social development process.

A large part of the free courses offered in the Sebrae virtual store focuses on entrepreneurship. Among these opportunities, the aim is to assist entrepreneurs in managing their company’s finances.

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See Below Some Free Course Lectures and Workshops from Sebrae:

FINANCIAL CONTROLS IMPROVING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
HOW TO BECOME MEI
HOW TO BOOST MY SALES
THE NEW SKILLS OF THE PROFESSIONAL OF THE FUTURE
HOW TO PLAN A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
INBOOK ENTREPRENEURSHIP
SMARKETING
SELLING MORE ON HOLIDAY DATES
PRICE FORMATION FOR SALES

Registrations

Those interested can register for the Sebrae – ES workshops and lectures by clicking this link here. Take advantage of this moment of social distancing due to the Covid-19 pandemic to qualify through Sebrae’s opportunities and free courses. Happy studying!

Sebrae Offers Spots for Free Online Courses in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Planning, and More

Free Course Lectures and Workshops Are Offered by Sebrae ES for Various Segments, Such as Entrepreneurship; Check Details Below

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See Below Some Free Course Lectures and Workshops from Sebrae:

Registrations

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Sebrae Offers Spots for Free Online Courses in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Planning, and More

Free Course Lectures and Workshops Are Offered by Sebrae ES for Various Segments, Such as Entrepreneurship; Check Details Below

Read Also

See Below Some Free Course Lectures and Workshops from Sebrae:

Registrations

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