Senac Opens Applications For Over 200 Free Qualification Course Vacancies

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Published on 04/01/2024 at 22:16

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Free Qualification Available to Everyone: Senac Opens Enrollment for Courses in Macapá and Santana Starting in January

According to G1’s website, the beginning of a new year brings the opportunity to invest in your professional qualification, and Senac is offering more than 200 slots in free courses for residents of Macapá and Santana. If you are looking to improve your skills or start a new career, this is your chance to achieve qualification in an accessible way.

Free Courses in Macapá: Enrollment Opens on January 3

In Macapá, 150 slots are available in 14 different free courses offered by SENAC AP, providing a range of options to meet the diverse needs of the public. Enrollment is free and starts on January 3, beginning at 8 a.m. It is important to note that slots are limited, so it is advisable to secure your enrollment as soon as possible to not miss this qualification opportunity.

Santana Also Has Slots: Enrollment Starts on January 8

If you reside in Santana, don’t worry, as there are also available slots to improve your skills. With 120 slots in 5 free courses, Senac AP will have enrollment open starting January 8. Interested individuals must go to the Senac headquarters, located on Rua Ubaldo Figueira, between January 8 and 11. The distribution of tickets will be on a first-come, first-served basis, ensuring everyone the opportunity to participate in the courses.

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Access to Qualification: Discover the Courses Offered in Macapá and Santana

The Senac Free Program (PSG) provides an excellent opportunity for those seeking qualification, especially for low-income individuals. Check out the free qualification courses offered by SENAC AP:

Course List Macapá

Sales Promoter
Receptionist
Stock Clerk
Network Administrator
Back-end Developer
Computer Operator
Hairdresser
Manicure and Pedicure
Makeup Artist
Sewing Operator
School Secretary Assistant
Confectioner
Pharmacy Attendant
Massagist

Course List Santana

Cashier
Stock Clerk
Computer Operator
Manicure and Pedicure
Elderly Caregiver

Don’t miss the opportunity to enroll in one of these courses and boost your career. Remember that each student can only enroll in one of the offered courses. Classes are expected to start on January 15 in Santana and on January 22 in Macapá, providing quick access to learning and the pursuit of new opportunities in the job market.

Investing in your qualification has never been so accessible. Take advantage of this initiative by Senac AP to enhance your skills and achieve new professional possibilities in 2024. Sign up, secure your spot, and start the year investing in yourself!

REGISTER BY CLICKING HERE!

Senac Opens Applications For Over 200 Free Qualification Course Vacancies

Free Qualification Available to Everyone: Senac Opens Enrollment for Courses in Macapá and Santana Starting in January

Free Courses in Macapá: Enrollment Opens on January 3

Santana Also Has Slots: Enrollment Starts on January 8

Access to Qualification: Discover the Courses Offered in Macapá and Santana

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Senac Opens Applications For Over 200 Free Qualification Course Vacancies

Free Qualification Available to Everyone: Senac Opens Enrollment for Courses in Macapá and Santana Starting in January

Free Courses in Macapá: Enrollment Opens on January 3

Santana Also Has Slots: Enrollment Starts on January 8

Access to Qualification: Discover the Courses Offered in Macapá and Santana

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