Sesc Oferece Diversos Cursos Gratuitos Com Mais de 2 Mil Vagas

Sesc Offers Various Free Courses With Over 2,000 Spots Available

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 05/01/2024 at 10:04

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If you are looking to enhance your knowledge in Art, Culture, and Sports, the Social Service of Commerce (Sesc) in Minas Gerais is open for registration for more than two thousand free spots. The opportunities include the Sports School and the Art and Culture Courses in 15 Sesc units for this year.

Art and Culture Courses in Various Modalities: Check It Out

Interested individuals can register until January 13, following the criteria of the Commitment to Free Access Program (PCG). In the realm of Art and Culture Courses, 808 spots will be offered at Sesc in various modalities, such as music, dance, performing arts, and visual arts. The participating units include the following: Almenara, Juiz de Fora, Lavras, Montes Claros, Palladium, Paracatu, Patos de Minas, Poços de Caldas, Santa Luzia, Santa Quitéria (Belo Horizonte), Sete Lagoas, Uberaba, and Uberlândia.

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Wide Variety of Sports Modalities at the Sports School

The Sports School of Sesc will provide 1,328 spots across nine units, covering Almenara, Contagem, Montes Claros, Paracatu, Santa Luzia, Sete Lagoas, Venda Nova, Santa Quitéria (Belo Horizonte), and Uberaba. The modalities include Futsal, Soccer, Judo, Karate, Sports Initiation, Swimming, and Volleyball.

Registrations and Pre-Application: Simple and Accessible Process at Sesc in Minas Gerais

Those interested in competing for full scholarships must submit a pre-application through the form on the Sesc website. Additionally, it is possible to apply in person at the chosen unit, with assistance available for completing the application.

After the end of free registrations, some remaining spots will be available to the general public, at affordable prices. Details about the steps of the process are available in the Announcement, providing transparency and clarity to interested parties. Therefore, do not miss this chance to invest in your personal and professional development with the renowned free courses from Sesc.

Sesc Offers Various Free Courses With Over 2,000 Spots Available

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