Sesi-PE offers vacancies for free courses in the EAD modality in several areas of activity

Free online courses in the EAD modality are being made available by SESI-PE with vacancies for the areas of communication, writing and entrepreneurship in the new era. There are more than 200 vacancies available.

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The Social Service for Industry (SESI) – SESI-PE informs that registration for vacancies in free courses in the EAD modality can be carried out until December 15th.

Information about free e-learning courses

If you consider yourself a star of the geek world and love the world of written communication, in this free EAD course you will be able to learn in practice all the beginnings of technical writing and who knows, this could help you not only in the job market but also in Enem essays.

By choosing among the vacancies of free EAD courses, the Entrepreneur of the new millennium course you will be able to learn in practice how the business world works thanks to SESI-PE, you will be able to create measures of environmental and social responsibilities at the end of the course.

Registration

If you are interested and want to join one of the vacancies available in SESI-PE's free courses, one of the main requirements for signing up is to have an email, internet access and basic computer skills, as the classes will be entirely online. If you have any questions, please contact the institution by email: ed****************@pe.br. CLICK HERE and subscribe!

The Social Service of Brazilian Industry is a non-profit Brazilian private institution that operates throughout the country. It was created on July 1, 1946 with the aim of “promoting social well-being, cultural development and improving the lives of workers and their families and the communities in which they live.