Sebrae Offers Free Courses for Drivers, Food Businesses, Bars, and Restaurants

Written by Noel Budeguer

Published on 09/03/2024 at 21:10

Sebrae oferece cursos gratuitos para negócios de alimentação e motoristas. Inscreva-se e esteja pronto para a COP 30

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Unmissable training opportunities are available for entrepreneurs and drivers in Belém! Sebrae Pará is offering essential free courses for success in business and service provision during COP 30, which will take place in November 2025 in the capital of Pará.

The courses “How to Develop a Business Plan – Bars and Restaurants” and “Environmental Education for Drivers” are part of these amazing initiatives. The first one empowers food entrepreneurs to develop solid and effective business plans. The second prepares taxi and app drivers to promote sustainability and environmental education during their services.

Get Ready for COP 30 and Stand Out in the Market

Participating in these courses is a unique opportunity to prepare for COP 30, the largest climate and environment event in the world. The conference, promoted by the UN, is expected to attract more than 80,000 people to Belém, which means a huge business opportunity and visibility for those who are prepared. Don’t miss this chance to stand out in the market!

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How to Register

Registrations are free and can be made through the Sebrae Store. Don’t wait, secure your spot and start preparing for the future!

Available Slots:

Course “How to Develop a Business Plan – Bars and Restaurants”. Registrations here
Course “Environmental Education for Drivers”. Registrations here

Registrations:

Date: March 11 to 12
Location: Rua Municipalidade, 1461, Umarizal, Belém

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Sebrae Offers Free Courses for Drivers, Food Businesses, Bars, and Restaurants

Get Ready for COP 30 and Stand Out in the Market

How to Register

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Sebrae Offers Free Courses for Drivers, Food Businesses, Bars, and Restaurants

Sebrae Offers Free Courses for Food Businesses and Drivers. Sign Up and Be Ready for COP 30

Get Ready for COP 30 and Stand Out in the Market

How to Register

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