Secti Opens Nearly 5,000 Spots in 38 Free Courses

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/07/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 14/07/2019 at 18:26

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The State Secretariat of Science, Technology, Innovation, and Professional Education (Secti) Has Opened Registrations for the Qualificar ES Program.

Launched in May of this year, there will be over 4,895 spots in free professional qualification courses for the population. The requirements to register are: being over 16 years old, being literate, residing in the municipality where the course will be held – with spots prioritized for residents of the covered neighborhoods. In health-related courses, the candidate must be at least 18 years old.

In the Qualificar ES Indigenous program, in addition to the requirements already mentioned, the interested party must be from the indigenous ethnic group. In the Qualificar ES Women program, the candidate must meet the cited requirements and be female.

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Main Courses Offered

MARKETING
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
LOGISTICS AND PRODUCTION ASSISTANT
ADMINISTRATIVE ROUTINES ASSISTANT
HR ASSISTANT
RECEPTIONIST
STOCK AND STORAGE ASSISTANT
CASHIER
CUSTOMER SERVICE
MUA
IT
PHARMACY COUNTER ATTENDANT
MARKETING: PROMOTING YOUR BUSINESS
ELDERLY CARETAKER
ENGLISH
EXCEL
SCHOOL SECRETARY ASSISTANT
PARTY DECORATION
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES

The spots are divided among the municipalities: Aracruz – 60 spots; Cariacica – 1,470 spots; Guarapari – 60 spots; Serra – 1,025 spots; Viana – 360 spots; Vila Velha – 700 spots; Vitória – 860 spots; Santa Leopoldina – 360 spots.

Registration

Registrations end on July 24 with results on August 1 and 2 and can be made on the program’s website (www.qualificar.es.gov.br). The results will also be available for access on the same site. The Notices for each municipality are also published on the Qualificar ES website. Click here to access.

The Qualificar ES program is also open for courses in online and hybrid modalities. There were 4,450 spots opened on July 2, and the registrations end today, July 15, with results on the 25th of the same month.

There are 12 distance courses (online), with 10 new options for residents of Espírito Santo who are over 16 years old and have internet access.

The hybrid offering caters to Espírito Santo education professionals with full teaching degrees or pedagogical complements in any teaching area. There are three course options that will be held in the cities of Vila Velha and Santa Maria de Jetibá.

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Secti Opens Nearly 5,000 Spots in 38 Free Courses

The State Secretariat of Science, Technology, Innovation, and Professional Education (Secti) Has Opened Registrations for the Qualificar ES Program.

Main Courses Offered

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