Senai and ArcelorMittal Offer 150 Spots in Free Technical Courses in Mechanics, Electrotechnics, Metallurgy, and Logistics for Young People in Serra

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 05/08/2025 at 23:15

Capacitação profissional gratuita combina aulas no Senai e prática dentro da ArcelorMittal no modelo DUAL

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Partnership Offers Free Professional Training for Young Residents of Serra (ES); Applications Open Until August 15.

The Senai and ArcelorMittal announced the opening of 150 positions for free technical courses in Serra, Espírito Santo. The initiative is part of the Young Apprentice Program 2026/1, aimed at training young people for the job market through qualified technical education. Applications will remain open until August 15.

The courses offered by Senai and ArcelorMittal will take place at Senai Civit, with classes combining theory and practice through the DUAL model, allowing participants to experience the professional environment directly at ArcelorMittal facilities in Serra. The action seeks to boost productive and professional inclusion in the region, increasing employability chances among youth.

What Are the Available Courses and Positions?

The available free technical courses are divided into four specific areas, all with high demand in the industrial market:

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Who Can Participate in the Free Technical Courses?

The positions are exclusively for young residents of the city of Serra who meet the following criteria:

Born between 02/05/2008 and 02/05/2009;
Enrolled in the 2nd or 3rd year of high school at a public school (or have already graduated, as long as not as a scholarship student from a private school);
Have an active registration with the SINE of Serra;
Not have prior experience recorded as a young apprentice;
Prove a family income of up to three minimum wages;
Not be a child or stepchild of an employee of ArcelorMittal Brasil S/A.

Applications are made exclusively online, through the official ArcelorMittal website, until August 15.

How Does the Selection Process Work?

The selection process of the partnership between Senai and ArcelorMittal will take place in stages, including:

Online exam (08/31/2025, from 9 AM to 12 PM);
Behavioral profile assessment;
Medical exams;
Document submission.

Check out the complete schedule below:

Applications: until 08/15/2025
Online exam: 08/31/2025
Exam results: 09/10/2025
Profile assessment: 09/17 to 10/14/2025
Medical exams: 10/30 to 11/28/2025
Document submission: 12/15 to 12/23/2025
Digital contract signing: 01/12/2026
Online enrollment at Senai: 01/19 to 01/23/2026
Start of classes: 02/04/2026

Is It Worth Participating in the ArcelorMittal Young Apprentice Program?

The Young Apprentice Program from ArcelorMittal, in partnership with Senai, is known for providing not only qualified technical training but also direct practical experience in a large company. In addition to professional training, young participants receive benefits provided by law, such as scholarship, transportation allowance, and proportional vacation, making the initiative even more attractive for those looking to quickly enter the job market.

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Senai and ArcelorMittal Offer 150 Spots in Free Technical Courses in Mechanics, Electrotechnics, Metallurgy, and Logistics for Young People in Serra

Partnership Offers Free Professional Training for Young Residents of Serra (ES); Applications Open Until August 15.

What Are the Available Courses and Positions?

Who Can Participate in the Free Technical Courses?

How Does the Selection Process Work?

Is It Worth Participating in the ArcelorMittal Young Apprentice Program?

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How Does the Selection Process Work?

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