Senac Offers Over 2,500 Slots in Free Online Courses in the Tourism Sector in SC

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Published on 12/07/2023 at 18:19

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Senac SC, in Partnership with the Ministry of Tourism (Mtur), Opens Registrations for Thousands of Vacancies in Free Courses

The National Service for Commercial Learning (Senac) of Santa Catarina (SC), in partnership with the Ministry of Tourism (Mtur), opens registrations for more than 2,500 vacancies in free and online courses. The opportunities are for the tourism area and cover topics such as customer service, events, cultural and natural attractions, combating sexual harassment, travel agents, and responsible tourism.

Check the List of Free Courses from Senac SC

Although there are a large number of vacancies in SC, the free course for Travel Agents in the EaD modality presents the highest demand due to the diversity of roles and knowledge acquired. For those unfamiliar with the travel agent’s field of work, check out the knowledge offered in Senac’s free course:

Travel and tourism agencies;
Effectively acquires airline, bus, rail, and maritime tickets for clients;
Responsible for booking accommodations and tours, meals, and vehicle rentals;
Organizer of excursion itineraries;
Provides consultancy to clients in the following situations: choice of travel, evaluation of travel period and ticket prices, required documentation.

How to Apply for Free Courses at Senac SC

To compete for vacancies in one of the free courses at Senac SC, interested parties must register on the Senac website. On the page, it will be necessary to create a login and password, as well as submit required documentation such as ID, proof of residence, and CPF. After registration, the candidate can complete their enrollment. Click on one of the courses mentioned above to check the details!

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Learn About Senac

Since 1946, the National Service for Commercial Learning (Senac) has worked to transform lives. In this way, people of all ages are encouraged to develop their potential to expand their future possibilities. This is how Senac trains professionals who know how to execute major projects.

The institution operates with the mission of educating for work in the activity of commerce of goods, tourism, and services, aiming to be the Brazilian institution that provides the best solutions in professional education, recognized by companies.

In 2022 alone, Senac had more than 447,000 enrollments, offered over 184,000 scholarships, more than 285 contracts with companies, generating jobs for over 9,000 employees. In addition to courses, it also offers special solutions for companies.

Senac Offers Over 2,500 Slots in Free Online Courses in the Tourism Sector in SC

Senac SC, in Partnership with the Ministry of Tourism (Mtur), Opens Registrations for Thousands of Vacancies in Free Courses

Check the List of Free Courses from Senac SC

How to Apply for Free Courses at Senac SC

Learn About Senac

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