SENAC Opens Enrollment for Over 100 Free Online Courses in Partnership with Microsoft and Red Hat

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Published on 13/03/2023 at 17:37

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The Learning Areas Include IT, Management, Leadership, Logistics, and More

The National Commercial Learning Service (Senac) has selected a range of free online courses aimed at promoting the training of professionals and boosting employability. Over 100 courses are offered, most provided by Senac, with others offered in partnership with Microsoft and Red Hat. Continue reading the article for more details and how to enroll!

The learning areas of the online courses are varied and include the following topics: information technology, management, leadership, logistics, health, communication, self-development, social development, and people management. It is worth noting that not all courses issue certificates, but all are completely free.

Check Out the Main Online Courses Offered by Senac:

The 5 Dimensions of Self-Leadership
Tools for Leading People
Inclusion of People with Disabilities
Introduction to HTML and CSS
Pension Reform
Architecture and Construction: Key Concepts and Practical Aspects
Property Appraisal
Buying and Selling Real Estate: Practical Aspects
Business Communication
Logistics Costs and Calculations
Management of Business Finances
Management of Organizational Processes
Sales Management
Sustainability and Social Responsibility
Information Technology
Computer Network Maintenance Assistant
Computer Support Assistant

Complete List of Free Courses in Partnership with Microsoft

Add Logic to Your Applications with C# (Training in Portuguese)
Basic Concepts of Azure (Training in Portuguese)
Consume Data with Power BI (Training in Portuguese)
Create Serverless Applications (Training in Portuguese)
Create a Model-Based Application in Power Apps (Training in Portuguese)
Take Your First Steps with C# (Training in Portuguese)
Introduction to Machine Learning with Python and Azure Notebooks (Training in Portuguese)
Protect Your Cloud Data (Training in Portuguese)
Work with Relational Data in Azure (Training in Portuguese)
Virtualization – Sharing Cloud Resources (Training in Portuguese)

Courses Offered in Partnership with Red Hat

The free online courses offered by Senac in partnership with Red Hat are available only in English or Spanish. They are as follows:

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How to Register for Senac’s Free Online Courses

The free online courses offered by Senac do not require registration, and the same applies to those provided in partnership with Microsoft. Just CLICK HERE to access the page on Senac and select the option you desire! Meanwhile, the free Red Hat courses can be found at the same link but require registration. There are no prerequisites to participate in this remote and fully free learning.

SENAC Opens Enrollment for Over 100 Free Online Courses in Partnership with Microsoft and Red Hat

The Learning Areas Include IT, Management, Leadership, Logistics, and More

Check Out the Main Online Courses Offered by Senac:

Complete List of Free Courses in Partnership with Microsoft

Courses Offered in Partnership with Red Hat

How to Register for Senac’s Free Online Courses

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SENAC Opens Enrollment for Over 100 Free Online Courses in Partnership with Microsoft and Red Hat

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Complete List of Free Courses in Partnership with Microsoft

Courses Offered in Partnership with Red Hat

How to Register for Senac’s Free Online Courses

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