Sebrae And Ifood Launch Thousands Of Free Online Courses For All Brazilian States

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 23/04/2021 at 16:38

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With the Goal of Educating and Bringing Knowledge to Over 270 Thousand People, iFood, in Partnership with Sebrae, Launched Several Free Short-Duration Courses for Restaurant Owners and Employees

With registrations open until May 31, the free courses range from people management to marketing and sales. The idea of Sebrae and iFood is that the free courses help in the professional development of employees and about 270 thousand restaurant owners, covering topics related to financial planning, management, and best practices in food service. The free courses are short, lasting only 2 to 20 hours, with a certificate offered by Sebrae.

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The partnership with Sebrae is part of iFood’s mission to train 25 thousand people in technology and provide education opportunities to 10 million people.

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According to iFood’s Head of Education, Renata Citron, the company is expanding its outreach while also increasing its responsibility to society. She states that the partnership with Sebrae has a great chance of reaching many people and democratizing access to professional development.

Earlier in April, the company had already announced a free course for 120 women in software development, and it doesn’t stop there; in recent months, it has offered free courses in data science and programming for low-income individuals, including cis and trans women.

Classes for the Free Courses from iFood and Sebrae Should Start Soon

The classes for the mentioned free courses are:

How to Increase Your Sales;
Customer Success: How to Gain and Retain Customers;
Digital Marketing 1, 2, 3, 4;
Setting the Selling Price;
Recipe for Success: Team and Service;
People Management in Bars and Restaurants;
Best Practices in Food Service;
How to Control Cash Flow;
How to Buy Well and from Good Suppliers;
Simples Nacional;
Invest in Planning.

If you are interested in the classes, sign up by clicking here.

About the Companies

As a non-profit institution, the Brazilian Service of Support for Micro and Small Enterprises (Sebrae) aims to promote sustainable development, enhance competitiveness, and encourage entrepreneurship. It is present in all regions of Brazil, with its own structure and that of partners.

On the other hand, iFood is a service that provides a free app for meal delivery orders, allowing customers to order their favorite dishes without having to call restaurants. However, surprisingly, long before all this modernity, back in 2011, with Disk Cook, iFood was a menu guide with a call center where you called and placed your order. Since then, there have been many innovations that have allowed iFood to expand remarkably.

Sebrae And Ifood Launch Thousands Of Free Online Courses For All Brazilian States

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