Sebrae Partners With University of Work, Entrepreneurship, and Business (Uniten) to Offer 26 Free Professional Qualification Courses in São Paulo

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Published on 22/06/2022 at 15:05

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Sorocaba’s Worker, Entrepreneur, and Business University (Uniten) Offers 390 Slots for 26 Free Courses, Secure Yours!

In partnership with the Brazilian Service of Support for Micro and Small Enterprises (Sebrae), the Worker, Entrepreneur, and Business University (Uniten) of Sorocaba offers 390 slots for 26 free professional qualification courses. Hurry, registrations are open until July 7!

The free courses cover the areas of sales, manufacturing, beauty, fashion, and food. Classes are offered in the morning, afternoon, and full-day periods.

Check Below the Free Professional Qualification Courses Offered in São Paulo

Food Loss and Waste Prevention
Good Manufacturing Practices – Sanitary Hygiene
Standards and Operational Procedures for Beauty Salons
Coloring and Decoloring Technique Concepts
Visagism Concepts
User Digital Experience for Sales Conversion
Food Loss and Waste Prevention
Good Manufacturing Practices – Sanitary Hygiene
Merchandising Visual
Standards and Operational Procedures for Beauty Salons
Coloring and Decoloring Technique Concepts
Visagism Concepts
User Digital Experience for Sales Conversion
Window Displays and Product Showcasing
Merchandising Visual
Customer Shopping Experience
Retail Sales Techniques
Consultative Sales Techniques
Beauty Salon Layout
Window Displays and Product Showcasing
Customer Shopping Experience
Retail Sales Techniques
Consultative Sales Techniques
Beauty Salon Layout
Retail Sales Techniques
Retail Sales Techniques

Registration: Those interested in the free professional qualification courses listed above can register until July 7, directly on the Uniten website, AT THIS LINK.

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Sebrae Partners With University of Work, Entrepreneurship, and Business (Uniten) to Offer 26 Free Professional Qualification Courses in São Paulo

Sorocaba’s Worker, Entrepreneur, and Business University (Uniten) Offers 390 Slots for 26 Free Courses, Secure Yours!

Check Below the Free Professional Qualification Courses Offered in São Paulo

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Sebrae Partners With University of Work, Entrepreneurship, and Business (Uniten) to Offer 26 Free Professional Qualification Courses in São Paulo

Sorocaba’s Worker, Entrepreneur, and Business University (Uniten) Offers 390 Slots for 26 Free Courses, Secure Yours!

Check Below the Free Professional Qualification Courses Offered in São Paulo

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