Sesi-SP abre cursos profissionalizantes online de graça

Sesi-SP Launches Free Online Educational And Professional Courses

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 15/01/2024 at 10:31

Updated on 15/01/2024 at 10:32

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The Social Service of Industry in São Paulo (Sesi-SP) launches the New EJA, an initiative aimed at offering free online courses for Youth and Adult Education. The proposal covers the final years of elementary education (from 6th to 9th grade) and high school (from 1st to 3rd year), forming the first class in the distance learning modality (EaD) starting in March.

Education Beyond Limits: The Proposal of Sesi-SP

The New EJA not only aims to fill educational gaps but also presents itself as an opportunity to boost life projects. The courses offered invest in theoretical and practical knowledge, which undoubtedly prepares students for multiple fields in the job market.

News for 2024: Professionalizing EJA

A highlight from Sesi-SP this year is indeed the launch of Professionalizing EJA. In addition to elementary education, participants also have the chance to obtain a professional certification through specific courses. This initiative therefore expands the qualification possibilities for a wide variety of interested individuals.

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The courses offered in Professionalizing EJA include:

– Warehouse Clerk – HR Assistant – Quality Control Assistant – Production Controller and Programmer – Bespoke Tailor – Fashion Designer – Quality Inspector – Computer Operator

With a model that comprises 80% of the course in the digital environment and 20% in face-to-face classes at Sesi schools and the National Service for Industrial Learning (Senai-SP) in the state, the studies offer good flexibility and interaction.

Enrollments are open until February 22, and interested individuals can complete the entire process through the Sesi-SP portal. Both programs are completely free, reinforcing the commitment of the service to democratize access to quality education. Therefore, do not miss this great opportunity and register to take advantage of it.

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