Senai Opens 200 Free Distance Learning Slots for Professional Training in Warehouse Management, Administrative Assistance, HR, and Quality Control

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 05/10/2023 at 10:26

Updated on 09/10/2023 at 17:47

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Senai-PE Is Open for Enrollments for Free Online Courses. There Are 200 Spots in 4 Online Courses in Various Fields. Don’t Waste Time and Sign Up!

Senai Petrolina, in the Sertão of Pernambuco, is open for enrollments for 200 scholarships in four free online professional qualification courses. The vacancies for the online courses are aimed at low-income individuals who have completed at least Elementary Education. The free Senai courses are in Administrative Assistant, Storekeeper, Quality Control Assistant, and Human Resources Assistant.

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The online course for Administrative Assistant aims to qualify participants as professionals in the field, with skills to provide support services for administrative activities.

Professionals in this area mainly work in administrative, financial, commercial, and human resources sectors.

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Those interested in the free online courses should register through the Senai website next Saturday (7). Opportunities will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

With an average workload of 160 hours, the courses are scheduled to start on October 9. According to the school manager of SENAI Petrolina, Carol Campos, the goal is to prepare professionals to work in various fields.

According to Carol, depending on the desired course, students will learn about topics such as programming and material receipt control, executing administrative process routines, and analyzing solutions to quality-related problems while providing services in the areas of Human Resources, Sales, Production, Finance, Logistics, among others.

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Documents Required for Enrollment in the Free Senai Courses

To finalize enrollment, the selected candidate will receive a link via email to complete the registration and attach all the documents listed below:

Copy of the Elementary Education completion certificate (or equivalent) or school report or document from the school (certificate or declaration);
Copy of the Individual Taxpayer Registry (CPF);
Copy of the Identity Card (RG) or National Driver’s License (CNH) with photo or Passport issued by the Federal Police or Work and Social Security Card (CTPS);
Self-declaration of low-income status;
Copy of proof of residence (updated).

The registration or application will be automatically canceled by Senai if it is completed irregularly, containing incorrect, false, or incomplete data. If more than one application is detected from a candidate, only the most recent application will be considered.

Senai Opens 200 Free Distance Learning Slots for Professional Training in Warehouse Management, Administrative Assistance, HR, and Quality Control

Senai-PE Is Open for Enrollments for Free Online Courses. There Are 200 Spots in 4 Online Courses in Various Fields. Don’t Waste Time and Sign Up!

Check Details About Each of the Free Online Courses from Senai

Learn How to Compete for the Available Spots in the Online Courses from Senai-PE

Documents Required for Enrollment in the Free Senai Courses

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Senai Opens 200 Free Distance Learning Slots for Professional Training in Warehouse Management, Administrative Assistance, HR, and Quality Control

Senai-PE Is Open for Enrollments for Free Online Courses. There Are 200 Spots in 4 Online Courses in Various Fields. Don’t Waste Time and Sign Up!

Check Details About Each of the Free Online Courses from Senai

Learn How to Compete for the Available Spots in the Online Courses from Senai-PE

Documents Required for Enrollment in the Free Senai Courses

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