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IFMG Sabará Selection Process Opens Spots for Free Specialization in Language Studies, with Distance Learning, Weekly Evening Meetings and Expected Admission in 2026, Following Official Schedule, Affirmative Action Criteria, and Selection by Curriculum and Online Interview.
The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Minas Gerais (IFMG), at the Sabará campus, has opened selection for the graduate course in Teaching of Portuguese Language and Literature in Basic Education, in the distance mode.
The announcement provides for 60 spots for admission in the first academic semester of 2026, with a total workload of 360 hours and free registration, done online, within the period defined in the official schedule.
Specialization in Language Studies at IFMG: Course Format and Class Operation
The specialization is offered in an EaD format, with weekly synchronous meetings on Thursdays, in the evening, according to the rules of the announcement.
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The course is expected to last up to 24 months, already considering the time dedicated to the Final Course Project.
According to the document, the workload is distributed between 300 hours for subjects and 60 hours allocated for the Final Course Project.
The Final Course Project must be developed in the format of a scholarly article, in accordance with the academic rules specified by the program.
To obtain the title, the student must meet all institutional requirements established in the announcement.
Offered Spots and Distribution by Affirmative Action
The announcement establishes the offer of 60 spots for the 2026 academic year. Of this total, 45 spots are designated for general competition. Another 15 spots are reserved for affirmative actions.
The distribution encompasses 12 spots for self-declared black, brown, and indigenous candidates, as well as one spot for quilombolas, one for self-declared transgender or transvestite individuals, and one for individuals with disabilities.
The text also provides that, in the absence of sufficient registrants in the reserved categories, remaining spots may be redistributed to the general competition.
This redistribution respects the final ranking order of the candidates.
Who Can Apply for the Graduate Program at IFMG Sabará
The selection is exclusively aimed at professionals with a degree in Language Studies, whether bachelor’s or licentiate.
The announcement explicitly states that candidates graduated in other areas will not be admitted.
Moreover, only those who have completed their degree by the date of enrollment can compete.
This requirement is valid even for candidates who participate in all stages of the selection process.
If the completion of the degree is not proven at the time of enrollment, the candidate loses the right to the spot.
How the Selection Process Works: Curriculum Analysis and Interview
The selection process consists of two stages, both of a classificatory nature.
The first stage is the document assessment, with a scoring range of zero to one hundred points.
This phase considers the curriculum analysis, supporting documentation, and the rubric filled out by the candidate.
The committee evaluates only the documents submitted within the deadline established in the announcement.
In the second stage, an online interview takes place, conducted via the Google Meet platform.
The interview also receives a score of zero to one hundred points.
The announcement limits the invitation for this phase to a maximum of 96 candidates.
Missing the interview, on the scheduled date and time, results in automatic disqualification.
The final ranking is defined by the sum of the scores obtained in the document assessment and the interview.
In the event of a tie, the announcement establishes specific tie-breaking criteria, described in the official document.
Official Schedule: Registrations, Results, and Enrollment
The schedule for the selection process gathers the main dates of the selection.
Registrations are expected to occur between December 15 and January 11, exclusively online.
The disclosure of approved registrations appears in the schedule for January 12.
The deadline for appeals against rejected registrations extends until January 13, with the publication of the appeal results on January 14.
The result of the document assessment is anticipated for January 15.
There is a possibility of appeal against this stage until January 16, according to the schedule set in the announcement.
The call for interviews and the final result of the first stage is expected to be disclosed on January 17.
The online interviews are scheduled to take place between January 19 and 22, and may be scheduled for morning, afternoon, or evening shifts.
The schedule also provides for an appeal period related to the interviews on January 23.
Self-declared black or brown candidates ranked within the number of spots may be called for a identity assessment committee.
The execution of this stage is expected between January 26 and 29, with the possibility of appeal on January 30.
The final result of the selection process is expected to be disclosed on February 2.
The enrollment for the first call is expected for the period from February 4 to 6, carried out online in the system indicated by IFMG.
The announcement also provides for additional calls for remaining spots, if necessary.
How to Apply for the Free Specialization in Language Studies at IFMG
To participate in the selection process, the candidate must register exclusively online, through the electronic form indicated in the announcement, within the period of December 15 to January 11.
It is necessary to attach all required documentation in digital format, such as identification documents, CPF, diploma or certificate of completion, curriculum, and filled rubric.
The announcement emphasizes that it is the candidate’s sole responsibility to ensure that all files have been submitted correctly. Incomplete or late registrations will not be accepted.
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