Senac Opens 1,910 Spots in Free Courses for First Aid, Pastry Chef, Receptionist, English, and Many Others

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 13/04/2025 at 20:54

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Almost 2,000 Openings by Senac in Free Courses Focused on the Tourism Sector in Various Brazilian States!

If you are looking for a free professional qualification opportunity, this is your chance! The Ministry of Tourism (MTur), in partnership with Senac, has just announced new openings for free courses aimed at the tourism sector. The initiative offers 1,910 openings distributed across 22 Brazilian states, with registrations open until April 25.

What Free Courses Does Senac Offer?

The offerings include courses in various areas of hospitality, gastronomy, and customer service — sectors that are constantly growing in Brazil. Among the main free courses offered by Senac are:

Travel Agent;
Tourist Assistance;
Housekeeper in Hospitality;
Pastry Chef;
Basic English;
Tourism Marketing;
Event Organizer;
Receptionist in Hospitality;
Techniques for Bartender;
Baking and Pastry;
First Aid in Receptive Tourism;
And many more!

In total, there are over 30 options for free courses aimed at preparing professionals for a promising market full of opportunities.

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States with Openings in Senac’s Free Courses

The openings in Senac’s free courses are distributed across the following states:
AC, AM, CE, DF, ES, GO, MA, MT, MG, MS, PA, PE, PI, PR, RJ, RN, RO, RR, RS, SC, SP, and TO.

It is important to highlight that openings are filled on a first-come, first-served basis, meaning the sooner you register, the greater your chances of securing a spot.

Important Tip: the registration form must be filled out correctly and completely. Errors or incomplete information may lead to disqualification of the candidate.

Who Can Enroll in the Free Courses?

To apply for openings in Senac’s free courses, it is necessary to:

Have per capita family income of up to two minimum wages;
Not have dropped out or withdrawn from another Senac Free Program (PSG) course in the last year;
Satisfy the requirements of minimum age and education, which vary according to the chosen course (this information is available at the time of registration);
Only submit one application per candidate, for a single course.

How to Enroll in Senac?

Candidates will be classified in order of registration. Those who qualify beyond the number of openings will enter a waiting list and may be called later.

Qualified candidates will be informed via the email and/or phone number provided at the time of registration.

Attention to the exception in the state of São Paulo: in this case, the call will be made through a list of approved candidates publicly announced.

Enrollment must be carried out in person (except in cases where the system is digital). Those who do not show up will be automatically disqualified, losing their spot.

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Documents Required for Enrollment

At the time of enrollment, it is mandatory to present:

ID and CPF (for minors, the documents of the guardian are also required);
Proof of residence;
Proof of education;
Other specific documents, according to the chosen course.

With the wide variety of courses and the high demand in the tourism sector, this is an excellent opportunity to qualify and increase your chances in the job market.

Remember: selection is by order of registration. So, don’t waste time! Secure your spot now in Senac’s free courses!

Senac Opens 1,910 Spots in Free Courses for First Aid, Pastry Chef, Receptionist, English, and Many Others

Almost 2,000 Openings by Senac in Free Courses Focused on the Tourism Sector in Various Brazilian States!

What Free Courses Does Senac Offer?

States with Openings in Senac’s Free Courses

Who Can Enroll in the Free Courses?

How to Enroll in Senac?

Documents Required for Enrollment

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Senac Opens 1,910 Spots in Free Courses for First Aid, Pastry Chef, Receptionist, English, and Many Others

Almost 2,000 Openings by Senac in Free Courses Focused on the Tourism Sector in Various Brazilian States!

What Free Courses Does Senac Offer?

States with Openings in Senac’s Free Courses

Who Can Enroll in the Free Courses?

How to Enroll in Senac?

Documents Required for Enrollment

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