Sesc EAD EJA: Over 2,000 Openings in Professional Qualification Course for Candidates Who Completed Elementary School

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Published on 16/12/2023 at 16:35

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Applications for the Open Positions in the Professional Qualification Course at Sesc EAD EJA Are Now Open.

Sesc EAD EJA offers high school education with professional qualification in the cultural production course. In this way, students graduate with guidance for the job market provided by Sesc, a relevant institution in Brazil. Currently, the EAD EJA program offers more than 2,000 spots across four regions of Brazil: North, Northeast, South, and Southeast. Among the requirements, it is necessary to be over 18 years old and have completed elementary school.

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Applicants who reside in the states of Amazonas, Bahia, Ceará, Pará, Paraíba, Paraná, Pernambuco, Piauí, Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul, Rondônia, Santa Catarina, Sergipe, and Tocantins will be able to apply for the selection, covering four of the five regions of Brazil.

The course lasts three semesters and has a total workload of 1,200 hours.

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How to Enroll in the Professional Qualification Course?

The selection is being organized by Senac RS, so the institution’s website can serve as a basis for accessing information, including the announcement detailing all topics.

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Sesc EAD EJA has already graduated 1,044 students and currently has 3,250 enrolled.

The president of the CNC-Sesc-Senac System, José Roberto Tadros, highlights that adults returning to high school are investing in their future and contributing to the country.

Furthermore, the Trade System is committed to supporting and training this group of people, providing tools for them to reach their potential.

Developed in partnership with Senac RS, the course uses interactive strategies such as simulations and games.

The next class starts on March 11, 2024, with the main goal of investing in education to build a better future.

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Sesc EAD EJA: Over 2,000 Openings in Professional Qualification Course for Candidates Who Completed Elementary School

Applications for the Open Positions in the Professional Qualification Course at Sesc EAD EJA Are Now Open.

Understand How the Sesc EAD EJA Course Works: States Covered, Duration, and Workload

How to Enroll in the Professional Qualification Course?

Click Here to Enroll!

Get to Know the Work of Sesc EAD EJA

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Sesc EAD EJA: Over 2,000 Openings in Professional Qualification Course for Candidates Who Completed Elementary School

Applications for the Open Positions in the Professional Qualification Course at Sesc EAD EJA Are Now Open.

Understand How the Sesc EAD EJA Course Works: States Covered, Duration, and Workload

How to Enroll in the Professional Qualification Course?

Click Here to Enroll!

Get to Know the Work of Sesc EAD EJA

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