Senai Opens 3,000 Free Professional Training Spots in Alagoas - Course Registration Began Yesterday (24)

Senai Opens 3,000 Free Professional Training Spots in Alagoas – Course Registration Began Yesterday (24)

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 25/08/2020 at 10:51

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The Free Courses from Senai in Alagoas Will Be Offered Online. Registration Ends on September 8

The National Service for Industrial Training (SENAI), one of the five largest vocational education complexes in the world and the largest in Latin America, has 3,000 spots for online and free vocational qualification courses available for the state of Alagoas.

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The SENAI courses train professionals in 28 areas of the Brazilian industry, from professional initiation to undergraduate and technological postgraduate degrees. The vocational qualification actions carried out by SENAI have trained 73.7 million workers across the national territory since 1942.

The vocational qualification courses are aimed at low-income families and workers from micro, small, and medium industrial enterprises in Alagoas. Registration began yesterday (24) and will run until September 8. The courses are expected to start on September 14. Candidates must be at least 14 years old to apply.

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Accounting Assistant – 230 spots
Microbiology Assistant – 230 spots
Fashion Designer – 230 spots
Web Graphic Designer – 230 spots
Technical Drafting in Construction – 230 spots
Electricity Distribution Network Electrician – 230 spots
Quality Inspector – 230 spots
Automotive Accessories Installer – 230 spots
Computer Network Installer and Repairer – 235 spots
Plumbing Installer – 230 spots
Industrial Instrument Technician – 230 spots
Thermoplastics Injection Molding Operator – 230 spots
Microcomputer Operator – 235 spots

How to Enroll:

To apply, just CLICK HERE to be redirected to the Senai website. There, you can also access the complete public notice.

Senai Opens 3,000 Free Professional Training Spots in Alagoas – Course Registration Began Yesterday (24)

The Free Courses from Senai in Alagoas Will Be Offered Online. Registration Ends on September 8

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Check the Courses and the Total Number of Spots!

How to Enroll:

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