Senai opens 15,000 spots in free technology courses with a scholarship of R$700 and paves the way directly to the job market across Brazil.

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Published on 07/04/2026 at 19:30

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The Autonomy and Income program combines digital and in-person education, offers financial benefits, and connects students to the job market

A new opportunity for professional qualification has been announced by the National Service for Industrial Learning, attracting national attention.

The program provides 15,000 spots in free technical courses, in addition to a monthly scholarship of R$ 700, which expands access to technology training.

This initiative occurs in partnership with Petrobras and is part of the Autonomy and Income program, which prepares young people for the job market.

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Program structure reveals progressive training in technology

Initially, the program was structured in two phases and, therefore, organizes learning progressively.

In the first stage, 10,000 candidates participate in the Digital Literacy course, conducted entirely online.

During this phase, students learn essential content, such as:

Use of digital tools
Safe navigation on the internet
Organization of information
Concepts of digital citizenship
Introduction to logic and computational thinking

This stage creates a solid foundation for the technical evolution of participants.

In-person stage expands training in programming

Subsequently, students can compete for in-person spots in the Full Stack Programming course, which deepens technical knowledge.

In total, there are 420 spots distributed across states such as São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Amapá, Rio Grande do Norte, Rio Grande do Sul, and Sergipe.

To do this, it is necessary to complete the online phase and reside in one of the selected cities.

Additionally, according to the schedule released by Senai, in-person classes begin in April, consolidating the transition to advanced training.

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Financial benefits ensure students’ retention

Participants in the in-person phase receive benefits that facilitate their continuation in the course.

Among them, the following stand out:

Monthly scholarship of R$ 700
Transportation assistance
Food assistance
Uniform
Technical and pedagogical support

Thus, the program aims to reduce dropout rates and ensure the completion of training.

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Participants in the online phase also receive benefits

On the other hand, even those who do not advance to the in-person stage still retain important benefits.

Upon completing the online course, participants receive:

Certificate of completion
Access to new free technology courses

Among the available options are:

Internet of Things (IoT)
5G
Computer networks
Artificial Intelligence
Mobile development

Thus, the program expands opportunities for continuous qualification.

Advanced training connects students to the job market

Subsequently, those who complete the Full Stack Programming course can advance to strategic specializations.

Among them, the following stand out:

Artificial Intelligence
Cloud computing
Robotics
Low Code

Additionally, the program includes participation in employment fairs and connections with partner companies.

According to Senai, the following can register:

Young people between 17 and 22 years old
Candidates from all over Brazil

Additionally, the program prioritizes:

Women
Black people
Trans, transgender, and travesti people

Thus, the initiative expands access to technology in an inclusive manner.

Online registrations facilitate national access

Finally, registrations are open and must be made exclusively online, on the Autonomy and Income program website.

In this way, the digital process expands the initiative’s reach across all regions of the country.

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Senai opens 15,000 spots in free technology courses with a scholarship of R$700 and paves the way directly to the job market across Brazil.

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Program structure reveals progressive training in technology

In-person stage expands training in programming

SIGN UP HERE!

Financial benefits ensure students’ retention

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Senai opens 15,000 spots in free technology courses with a scholarship of R$700 and paves the way directly to the job market across Brazil.

The Autonomy and Income program combines digital and in-person education, offers financial benefits, and connects students to the job market

Program structure reveals progressive training in technology

In-person stage expands training in programming

SIGN UP HERE!

Financial benefits ensure students’ retention

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Participants in the online phase also receive benefits

Advanced training connects students to the job market

Participation criteria prioritize social inclusion

Online registrations facilitate national access

SIGN UP HERE!

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