Registration For The Free 100% Online Course At The Federal Institute of Alagoas Ends On August 25, 2024

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 07/08/2024 at 14:44

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Pay attention! The deadline to enroll in the selection for the 100% Online Free Course from the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Alagoas (IFAL) is running out! You have until 08/25/2024 to secure your spot in this great specialization.

100% Free Online Course from the Federal Institute

The course, completely online, is about Language and Social Practices and is packed with great subjects, such as:

Online: Environments and Tools
Methodology for Writing Articles
Cultural Anthropology
Linguistic Theories
History of the Portuguese Language and Grammatical Processes
Sociology of Education
Pragmatics and Language Teaching
Teaching, Reading, and Text Production
Language, Technologies, and Teaching
Text Linguistics
Literacy and Teacher Education
Applied Linguistics
Language Acquisition
Thematic Seminars
Final Project

The 40 lucky selected participants will have live classes on Saturdays and recorded activities to complete at their own pace. So, if you have already completed your degree in Literature, Education, Arts, History, Social Sciences, Journalism, Public Relations, Law, Philosophy, or related fields, you can’t miss this chance!

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How to Enroll

To enroll, just check the announcement on the IFAL website (https://exame.ifal.edu.br/publico/exames/emandamento) and submit the required documentation. The selection takes place in two stages: first, a Simplified Research Proposal Evaluation (eliminatory) and then, a Lattes Curriculum Evaluation (classificatory).

Stay Alert for Important Dates:

Enrollment Period: 08/01/2024 to 08/25/2024
Resources Period – Enrollments: 09/04/2024
Opening Class: 10/18/2024

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out via the course coordination email (pglps.murici@ifal.edu.br) or academic records (cra.murici@ifal.edu.br).

Don’t waste time and hurry to enroll in the 100% Free Online Course from the Federal Institute of Alagoas! This is the perfect opportunity for you to specialize and boost your resume!

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Dowglasz Abjhörsky(@dowglasz)

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11/08/2024 06:54

A chamada para o curso é totalmente atraente para Digital Influencers e produtores de conteúdo online que, em sua maioria, são jovens com ensino médio completo ou cursando. É a promessa perfeita de certificação dessas pessoas como PROFISSIONAIS da Informação.

Mas daí vem dizer “você que é formado em Direito e tem currículo lattes pra competir em um concurso público” é de lascar. Quem tem currículo lattes desse jeito não tem nem tempo pra esse tipo de coisa.

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Unique Opportunity for Those Who Want to Specialize in Language and Social Practices

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