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Senai Espírito Santo Offers Over One Thousand Spots in Free Courses

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 26/08/2022 at 15:32

Updated on 26/08/2022 at 15:33

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The Free Initial and Continuing Education (FIC) Courses Offered by Senai of Espírito Santo Will Begin on September 19

Senai of Espírito Santo is offering more than a thousand spots in free Initial and Continuing Education (FIC) courses in the Professional Qualification modality, of short duration. Classes will begin on September 19.

Spots are being offered at the Senai units in Espírito Santo in Araçás (Vila Velha), Aracruz, Cachoeiro de Itapemirim, Civit (Serra), Colatina, Linhares, São Mateus, and Vitória. Interested individuals can choose which course best fits their needs.

The free Initial and Continuing Education (FIC) courses are professional training aimed at initiation – intended for young people and adults who are starting their professional careers, with no minimum educational requirement for candidates.

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Check Out the Free Courses Offered at Each Senai Unit in Espírito Santo

Cachoeiro Unit: Mechanical Draftsman; Production Controller and Programmer; Residential Installer Electrician; Warehousekeeper; Computer Networks Installer and Repairer.
Vila Velha Unit: Production Controller and Programmer; Residential Installer Electrician; Industrial Seamstress of Knitted Fabric; Plasterer.
Vitória Unit: Low Voltage Building Installer Electrician; Residential Installer Electrician; Quality Control Assistant; Administrative Assistant.
Serra Unit: Planning, Production Programming, and Control Assistant; Logistics Assistant; Residential Installer Electrician; Quality Control Assistant.
Aracruz Unit: Industrial Seamstress of Clothing – knitted fabric; Administrative Assistant; Residential Electrician; Computer Operator; Warehousekeeper; Production Controller and Programmer.
Colatina Unit: Industrial Seamstress of Clothing – woven fabric; Custom Furniture Carpenter; Low Voltage Industrial Installer Electrician; Computer Operator.
Linhares Unit: Low Voltage Building Installer Electrician; Logistics Assistant; Residential Installer Electrician; Quality Control Assistant.
São Mateus Unit: Quality Control Assistant; Production Controller and Programmer; Computer Operator; Boilermaker; Logistics Assistant.

Registration for Free Courses at Senai of Espírito Santo

To register and for more information, interested individuals should visit a Senai unit in Espírito Santo or contact the Customer Service (SAC): (27) 3334-5929 or sac@senai-es.org.br. Registrations are open until September 16.

To access the Edital for the free Initial and Continuing Education (FIC) courses at Senai of Espírito Santo, click here.

At the time of enrollment, it is necessary to present an identity document (RG) or an official document with a photo (original and copy); updated proof of residence (original and copy); Individual Taxpayer Registry – CPF, if the number is not on the identity document (original and copy); Self-declaration of applicant (low income); Proof of schooling (School Transcript or School Declaration or Declaration of Compatibility) as required for the desired course.

Click Petróleo e Gás is not responsible for filling the spots in the free courses offered by Senai of Espírito Santo, only publicizing opportunities in various places in Brazil and around the world. To register and get more information, go to the Senai website or profile and make sure to check the requirements and activities. Good luck!

Senai Espírito Santo Offers Over One Thousand Spots in Free Courses

The Free Initial and Continuing Education (FIC) Courses Offered by Senai of Espírito Santo Will Begin on September 19

Check Out the Free Courses Offered at Each Senai Unit in Espírito Santo

Registration for Free Courses at Senai of Espírito Santo

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Senai Espírito Santo Offers Over One Thousand Spots in Free Courses

The Free Initial and Continuing Education (FIC) Courses Offered by Senai of Espírito Santo Will Begin on September 19

Check Out the Free Courses Offered at Each Senai Unit in Espírito Santo

Registration for Free Courses at Senai of Espírito Santo

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