Senac Opens 3,000 Slots in Free Courses in Gastronomy, Design, Tourism, Information Technology, and More!

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 02/02/2024 at 20:03

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The Senac units in Piracicaba (SP), Limeira (SP), and Águas de São Pedro (SP) have thousands of vacancies in free courses for the first semester of this year. In total, 3,200 scholarships are offered through the Senac Gratitude Program, which aims to expand access to quality professional education for those with a monthly family income of up to two minimum wages.

Check Below the List of Free Courses Available at Senac

In Piracicaba, there are 1,382 scholarships for free courses at Senac in various fields of knowledge. Enrollment is open for some courses such as Occupational Safety Technician, Organization and Planning of Tourist Reception, and Dubbing. Among the areas with opportunities at this unit are:

Social Development;
Communication and Arts;
Management and Business;
Health;
Infrastructure;
Gastronomy and Nutrition;
Information Technology;
Design and Architecture;
Education;
Tourism and Hospitality;
Well-Being;
Fashion and Beauty;
Environment, Safety, and Health at Work.

In Limeira, enrollment for some free courses such as Advertising Technician, Technical Specialization in Occupational Nursing, Landscaping Technician, and Pharmacy Technician is open. Among the areas with opportunities for free courses at the Senac unit are:

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The complete list of units with scholarships in free courses at Senac can be found on the institution’s website. On the page, select the desired unit and check all available free training.

When choosing the desired course, candidates should pay attention to information provided such as: What will I learn, how will I learn, what materials will I need, how to enroll, will I receive a certificate, among other questions.

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The registration process for free courses at Senac opens at 12 PM, 20 days before the course starts, on the Senac São Paulo Portal, through the Senac Gratitude Program website. Registrations are handled on a first-come, first-served basis in a virtual waiting line. Additionally, it is necessary to submit the documents required by the unit related to the vacancy within the stipulated time. It is important to note that there are no tests or exams required to access the scholarships.

Get to Know the Senac Gratitude Program

The Senac Gratitude Program (PSG) expands access for those with a monthly family income of up to two minimum wages per capita to quality professional education. The initiative became a reality in 2008, according to Decree No. 6,633. And, in 2014, Senac began to invest 66.67% of its net revenue from contributions in the PSG, helping thousands of people develop their potential and achieve their dreams.

Aligned with its pedagogical proposal, PSG ensures the development of skills related to performing various occupations within the context of the tertiary sector, also promoting the enhancement of important socio-emotional skills for civic and professional engagement, such as creativity, communication, collaboration, and critical thinking.

Senac focuses on expanding access to professional and technological education for Brazilian citizens by offering free vacancies in diverse Initial and Continuing Education and Higher Technical Professional Education courses.

Senac Opens 3,000 Slots in Free Courses in Gastronomy, Design, Tourism, Information Technology, and More!

Check Below the List of Free Courses Available at Senac

Complete Your Registration

Get to Know the Senac Gratitude Program

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Senac Opens 3,000 Slots in Free Courses in Gastronomy, Design, Tourism, Information Technology, and More!

Thousands of Vacancies Are Open in Free Courses at Senac Focused on Low-Income Candidates. They Are Technical and Free Training in Areas Such as Tourism, Social Development, Technology, and Much More!

Check Below the List of Free Courses Available at Senac

Complete Your Registration

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