Senac Opens 2,400 Slots for Free Courses in the Federal District

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 26/10/2020 at 11:55

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There Are 49 Openings Offered by Senac in the Technical Field and Initial and Continuing Education. Applications Begin This Monday (26); See How to Participate in the Free Courses.

Senac of the Federal District is opening, this Monday (26), applications for filling 2,400 openings in 49 free technical and initial and continuing education courses of the Senac Free Program (PSG). The deadline to apply is until November 4.

What Do You Need to Enroll in Senac’s Free Courses?

To have a per capita family income of up to two minimum wages; To be of age and have education equal to or greater than the minimum required for access to the course;
Not to have dropped out or withdrawn from another PSG course, within a year from the date of dropout or withdrawal;
Not to be enrolled in an ongoing PSG course until the start date of the new course.

Documents for Enrollment: Original and copy of ID and CPF; Proof of education and residence; Proof of low income (work card or self-declaration of income); The candidate must also bring the required documents for each type of course at the time of enrollment, according to the announcement.

Available Free Courses

Administrative Assistant (30);
Financial Assistant (30);
Logistics Assistant (30);
School Secretary Assistant (60);
Personnel Assistant (30);
Human Resources Assistant (30);
Style Consulting – Personal Stylist (30);
Billing in Health Services (30);
Reception in Health Services (30) and Advanced Techniques in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

To access the list of all free courses and available regions offered by Senac visit this site.

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How to Complete Your Enrollment in Free Courses?

To enroll in one of the free technical or vocational courses, the candidate must access the Senac website and fill out the form with the requested information, after filling it out just select the course and wait for the result.

Senac Opens 2,400 Slots for Free Courses in the Federal District

There Are 49 Openings Offered by Senac in the Technical Field and Initial and Continuing Education. Applications Begin This Monday (26); See How to Participate in the Free Courses.

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