Municipal Secretariat of Science and Technology Opens Registrations for 3,500 Slots in Free, Online and In-Person Courses for August

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Published on 26/07/2022 at 14:00

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Free Courses Aim to Equip Young People and Adults for the Job Market in Technology, the Most In-Demand Sector in the World!

The Municipal Secretariat of Science and Technology (SMCT), through the Knowledge Naves, is accepting applications for 3,500 vacancies in various free courses and workshops in technology and entrepreneurship for the month of August. See below how to secure your spot!

The course activities will be held in both in-person and online formats and aim to prepare young people and adults for the job market in a sector that grows day by day.

Increasingly, the demands regarding the level of professionals hired by companies in various sectors are rising, and the speed of technological advancement highlights the need for training in this area.

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Check Below the Online and In-Person Courses Offered in the Area of Technology

Basic Computer Science
Senior Computer Science
Social Media (Main Challenges)
Robotics with Lego
Game Development
Product Photography
Entrepreneur with Canva
Computer Operator
IT Essentials
Job Market Resume and Interview
Enhancing Your Business’s Visual Identity
Hardware Fundamentals
WhatsApp Marketing
Essential Word
Building Your E-Commerce
CodeClub (Scratch)
Preventive Maintenance (Desktops and Laptops)
People Management
among others.

Registration: Those interested in applying for the vacancies in the online and in-person free courses offered in the area of technology and accessing the complete schedule of activities can visit the website AT THIS LINK

Municipal Secretariat of Science and Technology Opens Registrations for 3,500 Slots in Free, Online and In-Person Courses for August

Free Courses Aim to Equip Young People and Adults for the Job Market in Technology, the Most In-Demand Sector in the World!

Check Below the Online and In-Person Courses Offered in the Area of Technology

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