Education Ministry Offers Completely Free Online English And Spanish Courses, Accessible Directly From The Comfort Of Your Home, With No Fees!

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 07/02/2024 at 11:57

Cursos de Inglês e Espanhol gratuitos

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The Secretariat of Education (Sedu) brought news that is a true game-changer for students seeking knowledge and personal development. Yesterday, Tuesday (6), a window of opportunity opened with the offer of 2,520 spots in free English and Spanish courses, promising to transform the future of many. This initiative is a passport to the world, accessible directly from the comfort of your home, through the internet, until February 23.

This golden opportunity is especially dedicated to students in the 1st and 2nd years of high school in the State Network, who now have the chance to enroll in ENGLISH and SPANISH courses offered for free by the State Language Centers (CEI). This is the time to give that upgrade to your resume and stand out in the globalized world.

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Moreover, the SECRETARIAT OF EDUCATION goes further by offering spots for intensive language courses abroad, through the Student Exchange. Imagine yourself traveling to countries like Canada, the United States, and Chile, with all expenses paid by the State Government. Since 2009, the CEI has been opening doors to the world, significantly improving the fluency and communication in foreign languages of students from Espírito Santo. A golden chance to expand horizons and experience new cultures.

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Don’t waste time! Those interested in reaching greater heights in their education should rush to the Student Portal and secure your spot. Remember, the final deadline is February 23. This is your chance to enroll in courses in ENGLISH and SPANISH and open the doors to a bright future, all offered by the SECRETARIAT OF EDUCATION. Don’t let this opportunity pass by!

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Education Ministry Offers Completely Free Online English And Spanish Courses, Accessible Directly From The Comfort Of Your Home, With No Fees!

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Learn English and Spanish Online Free with the Secretariat of Education. Study from Home and Open Doors to the Future. Sign Up Now!

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