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Libras Courses Are Essential to Promote Accessibility and Social Inclusion, Qualifying Professionals in Various Areas of Activity
The State Secretariat of Education (Seduc) is committed to promoting social inclusion and accessibility by opening registrations for free libras courses.
With 560 available spots, the initiative offers qualification opportunities both in Teresina and Piracuruca, covering both in-person and remote modalities.
This effort aims not only to train professionals but also to raise public awareness about the importance of Brazilian Sign Language as a tool for inclusion.
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Importance of Qualification in Libras for Social Inclusion
Libras is the official language of the deaf community in Brazil, and mastering it can open doors to more inclusive communication in various fields, such as education, healthcare, and public services.
Qualification in libras is essential for professionals who work in sectors that directly serve the public, ensuring that deaf individuals have equal access to information and services.
Course Modalities and Levels
The courses are offered by the Center for Training Professionals in Education and Support for People with Hearing Loss (CAS) and are divided into levels that cater to everyone from beginners to those who already have some knowledge of libras.
Options include basic libras, intermediate libras (libras II), libras practice, and libras/Portuguese (direct interpretation).
This variety of courses allows for catering to different learning profiles and professional needs.
Registration and Selection Process
Registrations will take place between February 10 and 14, 2025, from 8 AM to 11 AM and 2 PM to 5 PM. For in-person registration, interested individuals must present an identity document and proof of residence at the designated locations.
For remote courses, registrations can be made online, facilitating access for individuals who do not live near the in-person centers.
To register for the course, click here
The initiation to libras (libras I) courses do not require a selection test, and spots will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
For the intermediate levels, the selection consists of a theoretical and practical exam, ensuring that participants possess the necessary knowledge to progress in their studies.
The exams will take place from February 17 to 22, 2025, according to the announced schedule.
Additional Benefits and Impacts on the Community
In addition to promoting social inclusion, the courses offer direct benefits to participants, such as improved communication skills and enhanced professional qualifications.
Training in libras can be a competitive advantage in the job market, especially in areas such as education, customer service, and government services.
Structure and Locations of Free Course Offerings
The in-person courses will be held in strategic locations to facilitate participant access:
Teresina:
- CAS – Center for Training Professionals in Education and Support for People with Hearing Loss (Av. São Raimundo, 568 – Piçarra)
- Ceti Matias Olímpio (Av. Jacob Almendra, 498, Centro Norte, Bairro Porenquanto)
Piracuruca:
- Ceti Anísio Brito (Av. Coronel Pedro de Brito, 1215, Centro neighborhood)
Start of Classes and Post-Selection Requirements
The free courses that do not require a selection test will start on February 17, 2025, while those that require selection will begin on February 24, 2025.
Upon approval, candidates must submit the required documents to the center’s administration, such as ID or driver’s license, proof of residence, and, for teachers, a school declaration.
Conclusion and Vision for the Future
By promoting free libras courses, the Seduc not only expands access to inclusive education but also strengthens awareness of the importance of accessible communication.
The expectation is that initiatives like this will continue to grow, positively impacting the lives of many and contributing to a more inclusive and welcoming environment for all citizens.
SOURCE: NDMAIS
Sou de SP/SP.
Tenho otoesclerose e já conheço libras.
Não consegui abrir nenhum dos formulários de inscrição.
Peço ajuda !
Não aparece o formulário completo para se matricular, não tem nenhuma informação. Acho que é fake.
Alguém conseguiu?
Faço,Licenciatura em Educação Especial, gostaria muito de fazer o curso de libras para agregar mais na vidas dos alunos com deficiência auditiva também.