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Opportunity for Those Who Want to Learn a New Profession or Generate Extra Income; See How to Enroll
If you are looking for a free professional qualification, this might be the ideal chance! SESC has opened registrations for free courses aimed at those who want to learn sewing or cooking. The classes will be offered through the Commitment and Granting Program (PCG), which ensures access to vocational education at no cost for those who meet the program’s criteria.
The courses are aimed at individuals with a family income of up to three minimum wages and will provide the opportunity to learn a new skill, whether to enter the job market or even start a business. Registrations are now open, and the selection process will follow specific criteria. Check how to participate and secure your spot!
Who Can Participate in the SESC Selection Process?
SESC has a priority system for filling vacancies. People wishing to apply must meet certain criteria, the main ones being:
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- Be accredited by SESC or a dependent of an accredited individual;
- Have a family income of up to three minimum wages.
If the vacancies are not fully filled with candidates meeting these requirements, SESC may open registrations to the general public, meaning individuals who are not accredited. Nevertheless, the income requirement of up to three minimum wages will still apply for free participation.
If there are still vacancies remaining after this period, SESC may allow participation from individuals with an income higher than three minimum wages, but in this case, a fee will be charged for enrollment in the course.
Available Courses
The vacancies opened by SESC are for two courses in the area of social enhancement, aimed at vocational training and income generation. See the options:
Sewing – Learn modeling, sewing, and finishing techniques to create garments from scratch. This course is ideal for those who want to start in the fashion industry, sew for personal use, or even start a small business.
Cooking – Basic and advanced techniques for food preparation, focusing on good kitchen practices, varied recipes, and tips to optimize time and costs in dish production. A great opportunity for those looking to venture into the gastronomy field.
The classes are expected to start in February, and SESC will announce more details about schedules and workload soon.
How Does the Selection Process Work?
The selection process for SESC’s free courses will follow several steps. Check the step-by-step:
1. Registration: Interested individuals must register online, through the link available on SESC Feira de Santana’s Instagram or in person at the unit by scanning the provided QR Code.
2. Criteria Analysis: SESC will verify whether the candidates meet the income and accreditation requirements.
3. Calling of Selected Candidates: If the number of applicants exceeds the number of vacancies, SESC will follow the order of priority established in the regulations.
4. Remaining Vacancies: If the vacancies are not fully filled, SESC will open registrations to the general public. If there are still availability, candidates with an income above three minimum wages may register upon payment of a fee.
Where to Enroll?
Registrations can be done in two ways:
Online: SESC has provided a pre-registration link on its official Instagram profile (@sescfeiradesantana).
In Person: At the SESC unit, where candidates can access the QR Code to fill out the form or, if they encounter difficulties, seek assistance directly from the social department to complete the registration.
About SESC
The Social Service of Commerce (SESC) is one of the main institutions focused on education, culture, health, and leisure in Brazil. Created to offer opportunities for qualification and social inclusion, SESC develops educational projects and free courses that train thousands of people every year.
With units throughout the country, the institution stands out for its commitment to promoting well-being and accessible learning, ensuring that commercial workers and their families have access to quality education at no cost.
If you want to learn a new profession and qualify without paying anything, don’t miss this opportunity. The spots are limited and the demand is usually high.
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