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Sesi Opens New Free Courses; Learn How to Enroll

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 01/02/2024 at 17:33

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Sesi Is Promoting Educational Opportunities by Offering Free Youth and Adult Education (EJA) Courses, Highlighting the “New EJA” and the “Professional EJA” Modality. For Those Interested in the Central-West Region of São Paulo, the Program Provides a Total of 1,000 Vacancies Distributed Among the Cities of Bauru, Botucatu, and Jaú (SP).

The “New EJA” from Sesi covers the final years of elementary school and high school, providing an integrated and flexible approach to meet the specific needs of this age group. The “Professional EJA,” conducted in partnership with the Social Service of Industry, stands out for offering courses with professional certification in various areas, including Warehouse Clerk, HR Assistant, Quality Control Assistant, Production Controller and Programmer, Tailor, Fashion Designer, Quality Inspector, and Computer Operator.

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Enrollment for these courses is open until February 22, and the entire process can be done online. In both modalities, the teaching format is hybrid, with 80% of activities occurring remotely and the remaining 20% taking place through in-person meetings. Classes are scheduled to start in March 2024.

This initiative from Sesi, therefore, represents a significant opportunity for young people and adults seeking to complete elementary and high school education, while also providing a perspective for professional training through technical courses offered in partnership with Senai.

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