SENAR Offers 112 Free Courses With Certificates Available Through WhatsApp, App, With and Without Tutoring. Don't Miss Out!

SENAR Offers 112 Free Courses With Certificates Available Through WhatsApp, App, With and Without Tutoring. Don’t Miss Out!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 09/11/2023 at 09:20

Foto: reprodução adaptada google imagens / SENAR

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The Senar Announced the Opening of Several Vacancies in Free Online and In-Person Courses in the Agribusiness, Planting, Zoothecnics, and More, with Guaranteed Certification

The National Rural Learning Service (Senar) has several vacancies in free courses with and without tutoring, via WhatsApp and in various areas of knowledge. A total of 112 courses are offered on its online platform.

Distance Education Senar

The Senar Distance Education portal aims to contribute to the training and professionalization of people from the rural environment throughout the national territory. With free online courses, the portal expands access to knowledge and opens opportunities for increasing productivity, income, and quality of life for rural Brazilians.

Enrolled students in any course have access to booklets, video lessons, knowledge networks and many other resources that facilitate learning.

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Get to Know Some of the Free Courses Offered by SENAR

Horse Management

This course provides practical guidelines and specific tips for proper nutritional and sanitary management of the equine species, as well as instructions on work management and complementary equipment.

Agricultural Tractor Maintenance

Learn about the basic components of agricultural tractors and discover their operation and maintenance. Also, learn the procedures to ensure safety and quality of the service provided.

Instagram for Rural Producers

This course aims to train rural producers to strategically use Instagram as a marketing and sales tool to promote their products.

Artificial Intelligence in the Field

Master the use of artificial intelligence systems to control and monitor production in both agriculture and livestock.

Drones: Concepts, Legislation, and Operation

What are the uses of a drone in agribusiness? Learn about the types of rotary-wing drones and their use in agriculture and silvopastoral activities. Learn the techniques for operating these devices and what the law requires for unmanned aircraft.

Basic Word

Master the functionalities and basic resources of Word 365.

Animal Reproduction

Acquire broad and important knowledge about animal reproduction, so that the knowledge gained can be applied to the improvement of beef cattle herds. *This course is a partnership with Embrapa.

Some of the Free Courses Offered by Senar via WHATSAPP

Customer Service for Rural Producers
Workload: 3 hours
Brand and Positioning in Agribusiness
Workload: 3 hours
Marketplace for Rural Producers
Workload: 3 hours
Product Presentation for Rural Producers
Workload: 3 hours
Facebook for Rural Producers
Workload: 3 hours
Instagram for Rural Producers
Workload: 3 hours
WhatsApp Business for Rural Producers
Workload: 3 hours
Marketing for Rural Businesses
Workload: 3 hours

Enrollment for Free Courses SENAR

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SENAR Offers 112 Free Courses With Certificates Available Through WhatsApp, App, With and Without Tutoring. Don’t Miss Out!

The Senar Announced the Opening of Several Vacancies in Free Online and In-Person Courses in the Agribusiness, Planting, Zoothecnics, and More, with Guaranteed Certification

Distance Education Senar

Get to Know Some of the Free Courses Offered by SENAR

Horse Management

Agricultural Tractor Maintenance

Instagram for Rural Producers

Artificial Intelligence in the Field

Drones: Concepts, Legislation, and Operation

Basic Word

Animal Reproduction

Some of the Free Courses Offered by Senar via WHATSAPP

Enrollment for Free Courses SENAR

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SENAR Offers 112 Free Courses With Certificates Available Through WhatsApp, App, With and Without Tutoring. Don’t Miss Out!

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Enrollment for Free Courses SENAR

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While the U.S. still faces limitations in deep space, China is developing unprecedented technology with strategic satellites that maintain communication with the far side of the Moon and aims for dominance by 2030.

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