SESI-PE Opens Enrollment for Over 200 Spots in Free Online and Distance Learning Courses

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 06/04/2021 at 11:43

Updated on 08/04/2021 at 13:39

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Registrations for SESI-PE Free Online and Distance Education Courses Can Be Made Online Until April 15

SESI-PE announced that it opened 200 spots in free online courses for two courses in the distance education (EaD) modality. Registrations are already open and must be completed by April 15 through the official website of the institution.

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With a workload of 8 hours and 100 spots, the course “Interpersonal Relationships in the Workplace” covers the definition of feedback, the secrets to good leadership, what to say to employees, when to give feedback, among other topics.

The course “Time Management,” with 100 spots and a workload of 40 hours, gathers knowledge about management focused on customer satisfaction, as “the quality of the service and/or product will always depend on the consumer’s needs and expectations,” according to SESI.

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To register, you just need basic computer skills. Once the enrollment is confirmed, the student will have 30 days to follow the content and complete the desired course.

The classes are taught entirely online. The courses also include support from an online tutor.

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