Sesi Offers Totally Free Robotics Course

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Published on 14/12/2023 at 10:35

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Free Courses with Certificates from Sesi: Awaken the Genius of Technology in You with an Innovative Journey in Robotics and Automation

Have you ever imagined being able to venture into the fascinating world of technology and robotics in a fun and completely free way? Well, that is exactly what Sesi Taubaté is offering! With free courses specially aimed at children and adolescents aged 8 to 15, this is your chance to dive headfirst into this incredible universe. Enroll now and be part of this technological revolution!

We are talking about a unique and completely free opportunity to explore programming, automation, and the principles of robotics, essential skills in the modern world. This course is aimed at those who dream of being the pioneers of tomorrow’s technology.

With the free courses, you will have the opportunity to become a master in robotics and programming. If technology is the future, Sesi is giving you the key to unlock it. Don’t miss this incredible chance to learn, create, and innovate.

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Dynamic and Contemporary Learning

Sesi Course is not just about learning; it’s about experiencing technology. Through practical activities, students will explore the basic concepts of programming and robotics. And it doesn’t stop there: they will also develop vital skills such as scientific, critical, and creative thinking. Computational thinking, with its logical reasoning and programming logic, will be a major focus. Additionally, solving complex problems and the Maker culture will be part of the curriculum. All this, of course, while working in teams, learning about collaboration, respect, and empathy.

Cutting-Edge Materials and Tools

In the free course, which lasts 40 hours, students will have access to top-notch teaching materials developed by the Micro:bit Foundation and adapted by SESI São Paulo. They will also get to experiment with Microsoft MakeCode, an amazing environment for programming and project creation. Additionally, participants will have the opportunity to use the Micro:bit Processor Board, equipped with sensors, trigger buttons, and an integrated LED matrix. It’s technology at your fingertips!

Open Enrollment: Limited Spots!

The spots for the free robotics course offered by Sesi São Paulo are divided into two age groups: Kids (ages 8 to 11) and Teens (ages 12 to 15). To register, just click here. But be careful: spots are limited and exclusive to the community, so don’t waste time! Remember: students from the Sesi-SP education network are not eligible for this course. Module 01 Basic Micro:bit starts on 01/22/2024 and goes until 05/03/2024.

Sesi Offers Totally Free Robotics Course

Free Courses with Certificates from Sesi: Awaken the Genius of Technology in You with an Innovative Journey in Robotics and Automation

Dynamic and Contemporary Learning

Cutting-Edge Materials and Tools

Open Enrollment: Limited Spots!

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Free Courses with Certificates from Sesi: Awaken the Genius of Technology in You with an Innovative Journey in Robotics and Automation

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