Senai Opens 120 Slots for Free Courses in Construction Sector in Aracaju - SE

Senai Opens 120 Slots for Free Courses in Construction Sector in Aracaju – SE

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Published on 16/02/2021 at 12:18

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Registrations for 120 Openings in Free Courses in Civil Construction Offered by Senai for Residents of Aracaju – SE

The City Hall of Aracaju (SE), in partnership with the Municipal Secretariat of Social Assistance and the National Service of Industrial Learning (Senai), offers 120 openings in free courses in civil construction aimed at residents of the region. See below how to secure your spot! Looking for a job? Recruitment and Selection for Offshore and Onshore Openings in Macaé, Rio das Ostras, Itaboraí and ES, today February 16

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In case the total number of openings for each course is not filled, the registration dates may be extended. Classes will begin on March 1 at the Units of Professional Qualification (UQP) of the Municipal Foundation for Work Training (Fundat) located in the neighborhoods of Santa Maria and 17 de Março. After the classes are completed, certificates of completion for the respective courses will be issued.

Check Below the Courses Offered for Free by Senai Aracaju in Civil Construction

Building Maintenance and Repairs Assistant
Reinforcement Steel Worker
Construction Carpenter
Plumbing Installer
Topography Assistant
Construction Helper

Requirements: minimum age of 18 years and completion of 5th grade of elementary school.

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Senai Opens 120 Slots for Free Courses in Construction Sector in Aracaju – SE

Registrations for 120 Openings in Free Courses in Civil Construction Offered by Senai for Residents of Aracaju – SE

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Check Below the Courses Offered for Free by Senai Aracaju in Civil Construction

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Senai Opens 120 Slots for Free Courses in Construction Sector in Aracaju – SE

Registrations for 120 Openings in Free Courses in Civil Construction Offered by Senai for Residents of Aracaju – SE

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