Senac Offers Free Vocational Courses in System Programming and Occupational Safety Technician

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Published on 22/01/2024 at 07:22

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Registrations for Senac Free Vocational Courses Can Be Made Until January 22.

The Municipal Department of Citizenship, Labor and Human Rights (Semcit), in partnership with the National Service for Commercial Learning (Senac), offers a unique opportunity for professional qualification. Free vocational courses in the areas of Hair Removal, Systems Programming, and Occupational Safety Technician are open for registration.

Where and How to Register

In total, 42 spots will be available for these courses, providing a significant chance for interested individuals to enhance their careers.

The registration period started on January 15 and extends until January 22.

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Who Can Apply for Free Vocational Courses?

The courses are intended for candidates aged 16 and older and offer opportunities in three distinct areas.

For the Hair Removal course, it is necessary to have completed elementary education, while for the other courses, the minimum required education is high school completion.

When Do Classes Start at Senac?

The classes, taught by Senac, are scheduled to occur between February and April of this year, except for the Occupational Safety Technician course, which will extend until May 2025.

Why Take One of the Free Vocational Courses at Senac?

Thatiane Cardoso, head of the Municipal Department of Citizenship, Labor and Human Rights, emphasizes the quality of these opportunities for individuals seeking training to enter or re-enter the job market.

She highlights the growing demand for qualified professionals in selection processes, underscoring the relevance of these initiatives for advancing professional development in the region.

Don’t miss this chance to enhance your knowledge and seize new opportunities in the job market.

Sign up and prepare for professional success with the free courses offered by Senac and Semcit in Cachoeiro de Itapemirim.

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