Sesi e Senai abrem 10.000 vagas em diversos cursos de forma online e totalmente grátis para as áreas de construção civil, energia, logística, segurança, metalmecânica e muito mais

Sesi And Senai Open 10,000 Spots In Various Courses Online And Completely Free For The Areas Of Construction, Energy, Logistics, Security, Metalworking, And More

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 04/08/2020 at 15:26

Updated on 04/08/2020 at 15:27

As inscrições serão até o próximo dia 20, com cargas horários variando entre 8h e 40h e as vagas são limitadas

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Registration for Sesi and Senai’s Free Online Courses Runs Until the Next 20th, With Workloads Ranging from 8 to 40 Hours and Spots Are Limited

More than 10,000 spots are being offered for online, distance, and free courses by Sesi and Senai. Registration will be open from August 1st to the 20th on the website, and the workload ranges from 8 to 40 hours. The spots are limited and aimed at professionals looking to enhance their skills in the areas of civil construction, energy, IT, management, automotive, safety, and many more.

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One of the courses available to help during the Covid-19 pandemic is the Senai course “Good Practices in Health and Safety at Work for Covid-19 Prevention.” The total workload for this course is 8 hours.

The other courses with a workload of 14 hours cover the areas of Civil Construction, Energy, Logistics, IT, Management, Automotive, Environment, Occupational Safety, Metallurgy, and Information and Communication Technology.

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Sesi And Senai Open 10,000 Spots In Various Courses Online And Completely Free For The Areas Of Construction, Energy, Logistics, Security, Metalworking, And More

Registration for Sesi and Senai’s Free Online Courses Runs Until the Next 20th, With Workloads Ranging from 8 to 40 Hours and Spots Are Limited

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Sesi And Senai Open 10,000 Spots In Various Courses Online And Completely Free For The Areas Of Construction, Energy, Logistics, Security, Metalworking, And More

Registration for Sesi and Senai’s Free Online Courses Runs Until the Next 20th, With Workloads Ranging from 8 to 40 Hours and Spots Are Limited

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