Senai of Petrolina – PE Opens 320 Spots for Free Technical Courses

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 15/12/2020 at 11:13

Senai Petrolina – PE

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Senai Technical School Headquarters in Petrolina Is Offering Positions for Free Courses in the EAD Modality.

The registrations for the free courses at Senai in Petrolina – PE are now open, with 40 positions available for each course, and classes starting on the 16th. The school offers, in the automotive technology area, courses in the Fundamentals of Automotive Electrical Systems and Automotive Transmission Systems, with a workload of 40 hours per class.

Senai Courses in Petrolina Have Variants in Workloads

The free courses offered by Senai in Petrolina have varied workloads, ranging from 30 to 40 hours per class. Courses in maintenance management and planning and control of maintenance will also be available in the metalworking area. In the electrotechnical segment, individuals interested can register for the free courses in basic electricity and converters and inverters.

Another course option is the design of small-scale cold chambers within the refrigeration technology area. In the management segment, interested parties can register for the free course in people management, offered in EAD and evening formats. Additionally, to complete the list of free courses, Senai Petrolina also focuses on workplace safety by offering the course Good Practices in First Aid in the afternoon and EAD formats.

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Prerequisites for Registration in the Free Courses at Senai Petrolina – PE

The prerequisites for registering in the free courses include being at least 16 years old, having completed elementary school, having internet access, providing a personal email, and presenting a low-income declaration. The required documentation for registration and enrollment includes: presenting an ID and CPF; an updated proof of residence; proof of education; personal email; and a low-income declaration form.

It is necessary to send the documentation to the email: senaipetrolina@pe.senai.br by Tuesday (15) of December, at 6 PM.

Senai of Petrolina – PE Opens 320 Spots for Free Technical Courses

Senai Technical School Headquarters in Petrolina Is Offering Positions for Free Courses in the EAD Modality.

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