SENAC-DF Opens Over 2,600 Free Spots in 62 Vocational Courses; Registrations Start Today!

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Published on 01/02/2023 at 20:04

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The Positions in SENAC Professional Courses Are for Units in DF and Other Partner Institutions

SENAC (National Service for Commercial Learning) in DF will offer more than 2,600 spots in over 62 FREE professional courses in various areas such as gastronomy, communication, health, technology, and beauty.

Those interested in participating in the SENAC DF free course vacancy offer can register starting today (February 1) until February 13, on the SENAC-DF website itself, or, if the candidate prefers, a SENAC trailer will be providing computers for registration until the 10th on the upper platform of the bus station, from the 6th to the 10th, from 8 AM to 8 PM, Tuesday to Friday.

The positions in the SENAC professional courses are reserved for individuals who have an income of up to two minimum wages, educational qualifications as required for the chosen course, and must not have withdrawn or dropped out of a free course at SENAC-DF.

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The start date for the SENAC courses has not yet been scheduled. The classes will be in-person, across various units spread throughout DF, in 13 cities, which are: Fercal, Ceilândia, Guará, Gama, Plano Piloto, Sobradinho, Recanto das Emas, Santa Maria, Riacho Fundo II, Taguatinga Norte, Varjão, and Samambaia Sul.

For more information regarding positions in SENAC-DF courses, interested parties can consult the notice provided by SENAC.

SENAC-DF Opens Over 2,600 Free Spots in 62 Vocational Courses; Registrations Start Today!

The Positions in SENAC Professional Courses Are for Units in DF and Other Partner Institutions

GET TO KNOW SENAC-DF COLLEGE

Start of Classes and More Information About the Positions

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SENAC-DF Opens Over 2,600 Free Spots in 62 Vocational Courses; Registrations Start Today!

The Positions in SENAC Professional Courses Are for Units in DF and Other Partner Institutions

GET TO KNOW SENAC-DF COLLEGE

Start of Classes and More Information About the Positions

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