Senac Opens Enrollment for Technical Courses With Free In-Person and Online (EAD) Slots in Areas Such as Administration, Health, and Technology

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Published on 28/01/2025 at 17:12

Senac abre inscrições para cursos técnicos com vagas gratuitas presenciais e online (EAD) em áreas como administração, saúde e tecnologia

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The National Service for Commercial Learning in Paraná (Senac-PR) is currently accepting applications for the technical courses of 2025. Classes will be offered in in-person, hybrid, and online (EAD) formats, at various locations throughout the state. Additionally, the institution provides a great opportunity for those who wish to take a technical course for free through the Senac Free Program (PSG).

With over 420 classes spread across 41 locations, the Senac Free Program (PSG) covers areas such as gastronomy, management, commerce, health, Information Technology, and beauty. Courses begin on March 11, 2025, and cover high-employment areas. Classes occur in in-person, hybrid, and online formats, offering flexibility to students.

Technical Courses Offered

Among the in-person and online (EAD) technical courses offered in 2025 are options like Administration, Graphic Design, Nursing, Pharmacy, Computer Science, and Podiatry, among others. The list also includes specializations such as ICU Nursing, Mental Health, Oncology, and Surgical Instrumentation, with two free spots available for each class.

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Who Can Enroll at Senac-PR?

To secure one of the free spots in the in-person and online (EAD) courses, candidates must have a per capita family income of up to two minimum wages and meet the specific prerequisites for each course. For the in-person classes, the Senac Free Program (PSG) offers two free spots per class. Additionally, the Curitiba Centro and Londrina Norte locations will have two fully free classes for the Pharmacy Technician course.

Interested individuals should visit the Senac-PR website, select the city of interest, and consult the PSG notice. Applications are made online, and candidates have until February 17 to secure their spot, with a 50% discount on the first installment for those who pay.

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Eusiujr

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31/01/2025 09:14

Ld os cursos gratuitos??? Só papo

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Márcio

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30/01/2025 18:12

Quando que vai sair vagas de curso gratuito em São Paulo por favor

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Adailton machado

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30/01/2025 08:13

As vagas são somente pra que reside no Estado do Paraná?

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Senac Opens Enrollment for Technical Courses With Free In-Person and Online (EAD) Slots in Areas Such as Administration, Health, and Technology

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