Senar Opens Selection Process With 50 Spots for Free EAD Technical Courses

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Published on 30/12/2020 at 12:55

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There Will Be 25 Openings in Free Courses for High School Level Technician in Agribusiness Offered by Senar

There are 50 openings in free distance learning courses offered by Senar, with 25 for high school level technician in agribusiness at the Boa Vista hub and 25 for high school level technician in fruit growing at the Rorainópolis hub, in the south of the state.

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According to the notice, the openings for Senar’s free courses will occur in person and in distance learning mode. Interested individuals can register exclusively on Senar’s website.

The selection for the free courses will be made by analyzing the high school completion certificate and the school transcript or an equivalent official document, as well as the documents defined for verifying the priority audience, the entity informed.

About the Free Courses Offered by Senar

The technical course in agribusiness has 1,230 hours, with 80% online and 20% in person, lasting 2 years. The student learns to manage and market Brazilian agricultural products.

The technical course in fruit growing has 1,350 hours, with 70% online and 30% in person, lasting 2 and a half years. The student learns to execute, plan, and control the entire production process of fruit-bearing plants.

About Senar

The National Rural Learning Service – Senar promotes a change in attitude among producers and rural workers, who strive to ensure good quality food for Brazilians.

It awakens the rural population with the offering of openings for Rural Professional Training actions, Social Promotion Activities, High School Technical Education, both in person and online, and with an innovative model of Technical and Managerial Assistance.

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