SENAI Opens 26,000 Vacancies in Free Training Courses in Construction, Industry, Technology, and More

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 21/05/2020 at 17:42

SENAI abre 26 mil vagas em cursos gratuitos de capacitação na construção civil, indústria, tecnologia entre outras

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Free Courses Are Offered by Senai Paraná and Qualify Professionals Who Want to Work in Various Sectors of Industry, Construction, Among Others.

Thinking about the qualification of those who wish to return to the job market in the construction and industrial areas, Senai Paraná is offering more than 26,000 spots in free training courses. Take advantage of the quarantine period to qualify, the Federal Institute of RS has opened 110 options for online and free courses; UNLIMITED spots!

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Investing in free vocational courses has been a pathway during the quarantine period. Enhancing your resume, improving skills, and qualifying are essential keys for those aiming to be standout professionals.

And for those seeking re-employment, many companies are contributing to this, one example being the National Service for Industrial Training (Senai) of Paraná. The institution offers more than 26,000 spots in training.

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Registration for Free SENAI Paraná Courses

Senai Paraná offers courses in face-to-face, hybrid, and distance education modalities. However, due to the pandemic of the new coronavirus, some activities are suspended and most of the courses offered are in distance learning.

To register and get more information, click here to access the site or contact by phone 0800 648 0088

SENAI Opens 26,000 Vacancies in Free Training Courses in Construction, Industry, Technology, and More

Free Courses Are Offered by Senai Paraná and Qualify Professionals Who Want to Work in Various Sectors of Industry, Construction, Among Others.

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Registration for Free SENAI Paraná Courses

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SENAI Opens 26,000 Vacancies in Free Training Courses in Construction, Industry, Technology, and More

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