Senac Offers Free In-Person Courses With Certificate

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 01/09/2024 at 14:10

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Senac RJ Launches Free Gastronomy Mini-Courses in the Capital and in the Interior of the State

In September, Senac RJ is offering an unmissable opportunity for those who love gastronomy: free in-person courses with a certificate. The classes, which are part of the “Degusta Gastronomia” event, started on 09/02 and will run until September 06, spread across several units of the institution. This is the chance to learn hands-on with specialists and also leave with a certificate on your resume.

The cooler temperatures and the arrival of spring inspired Senac RJ to promote a series of mini-courses that teach everything from preparing refreshing salads to the secret of the perfect coxinha. Classes are taking place at various units, such as Riachuelo, Irajá, Campo Grande, Barra da Tijuca, Campos, Copacabana, Petrópolis, Resende, Madureira, and Niterói. Those who want to secure a spot can pre-register directly at the Senac RJ booth during the Rio Gastronomia event, which is taking place at the Jockey Club in Gávea until today, 09/01.

Senac and Gastronomy: A Step Forward in Professionalization

The regional director of Senac RJ, Sérgio Ribeiro, emphasized that these free in-person courses with a certificate aim to democratize culinary knowledge and open doors to new flavors. “This initiative is aimed at both enthusiasts and professionals. We combine the passion for gastronomy with the chance to enhance culinary skills, all at no cost,” he stated.

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Senac RJ: Tradition and Innovation

For 78 years, Senac RJ has stood out in professionalizing workers, particularly in the commerce, services, and tourism sectors. In addition to being a reference for free in-person courses with a certificate, the institution also commits to social inclusion, having been a signatory of the UN Global Compact since January 2023. This tradition is reflected in the quality of the courses and the offering of events like ‘Degusta Gastronomia,’ which provide access to practical learning and certification, at no cost.

Want to Participate? See Where and When

The mini-courses are happening at various Senac RJ units. Here are some highlights:

Barra da Tijuca Unit: On 09/03, at 1 PM, there’s the course “Delights in a Jar.” And at 6 PM, “Refreshing Salad Anywhere!”.
Madureira Unit: On Wednesday (09/04) at 2 PM, the workshop “Goodbye Repetitive Food: Create Tasty Varieties” is on. And on Thursday (09/05) at 6 PM, the famous “The Secret of the Perfect Coxinha.”
Copacabana Unit: On 09/05, at 1 PM, you’ll learn to prepare a “Refreshing Salad Anywhere!”.

These are just a few examples of a packed program for those who want to dive into the world of gastronomy. Remember that free in-person courses with a certificate are a unique opportunity to enhance your culinary skills. So hurry to secure your spot and be part of this experience that combines flavor, knowledge, and plenty of practice!

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Senac Offers Free In-Person Courses With Certificate

Senac RJ Launches Free Gastronomy Mini-Courses in the Capital and in the Interior of the State

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