Senac Has Unmissable Opportunity: 80 Free Slots in Artificial Intelligence Courses

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Published on 06/09/2024 at 08:50

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Senac Offers 80 Free Spots in Artificial Intelligence Courses in Mato Grosso

The Senac-MT is open for enrollment for those who want to qualify in Artificial Intelligence, offering 80 free spots in Artificial Intelligence courses. The opportunities are available in the cities of Cuiabá and Rondonópolis, providing a great chance for those who want to learn and apply these technologies in business, management, and marketing.

If you are looking for qualification in areas that are increasingly in demand, such as Artificial Intelligence, Senac has an incredible opportunity. There are free spots in courses that are part of the “Prepara Varejo” program, focused on training professionals for the market, especially towards the end of the year when the retail sector needs qualified labor. The program is one of the largest initiatives in the state to foster the development of strategic skills in technology.

Where Are the Free Spots in Courses and Who Can Participate?

In Cuiabá, Senac Quantum, located in the Porto region, is offering 20 spots for the course “Application of Artificial Intelligence for Business.” To participate, you must be at least 18 years old, have completed high school, and possess basic computer skills. Enrollment can be done via WhatsApp at (65) 9 9671-4543, or in person at the Senac unit, located at Avenida Tenente Coronel Duarte, n.º 2.140, near Shopping Popular.

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In Rondonópolis, the offer is even greater: there are 60 free spots in courses aimed at different applications of AI. The courses offered include ‘AI For Business – Artificial Intelligence Applied to Management’, ‘Introduction to AI: Artificial Intelligence in Practice’, and ‘Content Marketing on Social Media with Artificial Intelligence’. Here, the spots are open to young people starting at 16 years old and also to adults, as long as they have completed or are in the process of completing high school and have basic computer knowledge.

Enrollment can be done directly at Senac Rondonópolis, located at Rua Ponta Porã, n.º 565, in Jardim Mato Grosso. The hours of operation are from 7 AM to 10 PM, and you can also ask questions by phone at (66) 3422-1939 or (66) 9 9722-7135.

The Importance of Training in AI with SENAC

Rosana Abutakka, director of professional education at Senac-MT, highlighted the relevance of this free training: “We are excited to integrate these courses in Artificial Intelligence into our ‘Prepara Varejo’ program. With the growing demand for advanced technologies in the job market, it is essential to offer training opportunities that meet the needs of professionals and entrepreneurs in our region,” she stated.

She also emphasized that the courses will begin on the 23rd of this month, bringing one more opportunity for those who wish to prepare for future challenges and stand out in the job market with knowledge in Artificial Intelligence.

If you want to stand out and understand how Artificial Intelligence can be applied in the job market, you cannot miss these free spots in courses offered by Senac-MT. Whether in Cuiabá or Rondonópolis, this is your chance to learn one of the most promising technologies in the coming years, all in an accessible manner and with the quality that Senac provides.

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Senac Has Unmissable Opportunity: 80 Free Slots in Artificial Intelligence Courses

Senac Offers 80 Free Spots in Artificial Intelligence Courses in Mato Grosso

Where Are the Free Spots in Courses and Who Can Participate?

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Senac Has Unmissable Opportunity: 80 Free Slots in Artificial Intelligence Courses

Senac Offers 80 Free Spots in Artificial Intelligence Courses in Mato Grosso

Where Are the Free Spots in Courses and Who Can Participate?

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