Senai of Ceará Opened Enrollment for 15,750 Free Online Distance Learning Courses

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 17/07/2022 at 09:36

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Senai Ceará Has Thousands of Open Slots in Free Online and Distance Learning Courses for Young People Across Brazil. The Programs Provide Completion Certificates and Are Recognized by the MEC.

The National Service for Industrial Training (SENAI) of Ceará has over 15,000 slots available in free online courses. The courses are offered in the Distance Learning (EAD) format and aim to meet the demands of local industries and qualify the workforce. Therefore, the sectors covered in the free courses align with the local job market. This way, it will train professionals and qualify specialized labor.

Free Online Courses from Senai Ceará Will Last 160 Hours

The free online and EAD courses provided by Senai Ceará have a workload that varies from 160 hours to 180 hours. The institution is offering a total of 15,750 slots, distributed across 10 different courses.

All EAD programs from Senai Ceará provide a certificate upon completion, provided the student has a certain percentage of attendance. This document can be presented in title exams for public competitions.

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Learn How to Enroll in Free Online and EAD Courses

For all free online courses, it is required that the student be at least 16 years old and have access to a computer and the internet. Additionally, it is necessary to have availability to participate in in-person meetings, technical visits, or practical classes in the laboratory.

Each course has its own requirements, mainly regarding educational level. For example, the Administrative Assistant course accepts students who have completed the 7th grade of elementary school.

On the other hand, the Quality Control Assistant course requires its students to have completed or be currently enrolled in high school.

Therefore, when choosing a course, it is important to pay attention to the requirements to know if it will be possible to meet them.

The registrations must be made online through the Senai Ceará website. Interested individuals must select the desired course and fill in details such as Full Name, Mother’s Name, CPF, Date of Birth, Issuing Body, Nationality, Marital Status, Email, Cell Phone, Address, Number, Neighborhood, among others.

Get to Know Senai

The Senai is the largest private professional education complex in Latin America. Since its establishment in 1942, it has trained more than 73 million workers in 28 industrial areas. The institution is present in over 2,000 municipalities across the country and offers free and paid courses at all levels of professional and technological education.

Senai students achieved first and second place at the WorldSkills, the largest technical skills competition in the world, in 2015 and 2017, respectively. This demonstrates that Senai prepares highly qualified workers on par with industrialized nations.

Senai also supports the advancement of professional education in other countries, contributing to the creation and maintenance of training centers in Angola, Guatemala, Cape Verde, Jamaica, Paraguay, Guinea-Bissau, Peru, São Tomé and Príncipe, Haiti, and Timor-Leste.

Each year, there are more than 2.3 million enrollments in professional education and 1.5 million laboratory trials conducted.

Senai of Ceará Opened Enrollment for 15,750 Free Online Distance Learning Courses

Senai Ceará Has Thousands of Open Slots in Free Online and Distance Learning Courses for Young People Across Brazil. The Programs Provide Completion Certificates and Are Recognized by the MEC.

Free Online Courses from Senai Ceará Will Last 160 Hours

Learn How to Enroll in Free Online and EAD Courses

Get to Know Senai

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Senai of Ceará Opened Enrollment for 15,750 Free Online Distance Learning Courses

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Free Online Courses from Senai Ceará Will Last 160 Hours

Learn How to Enroll in Free Online and EAD Courses

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