UFMA Offers 10,000 Slots in Free Online and Distance Learning Courses With Guaranteed Certification

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Published on 03/01/2023 at 15:43

Updated on 03/01/2023 at 22:52

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UFMA Offers 10,000 Openings in Free Online and EAD Courses Focused on Doctors, Nurses, and Other Health Professionals Working with Rehabilitation of People with Disabilities.

The Federal University of Maranhão (UFMA) announced on Monday (01) the opening of new registrations for free online and EAD courses on Introduction to Tools for Strategic Administration and Planning for Rehabilitation Service Managers. The university states that it has 10,000 openings available for this year. Like the course, the registrations can be made for free, and the training is aimed at anyone interested in the topic.

Discover the Free Online and EAD Courses Offered by UFMA

The free course offered by UFMA targets professionals who work in SUS and public hospitals, who are involved in the rehabilitation of people with disabilities, such as doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech therapists, social workers, psychologists, nutritionists, rehabilitation service managers, dentists, among others.

The total duration of the training is 30 hours, and upon completion of the course, UFMA will also provide a free certificate for the student. The deadline to complete the free online and EAD courses is from December 21, 2022, to June 30 of this year through the UNA-SUS platform.

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How to Enroll in the Free Online and EAD Courses

Those interested in enrolling in the free online and EAD courses can register until May 30 of this year, exclusively through the UNA SUS Portal. To register, you will need to provide information such as full name, date of birth, mother’s name, CPF, email, among other details.

It is important to note that through the training, it will be possible to understand tools for managing and planning actions and services in the administrative process in the health sector, so that the knowledge developed can positively impact the provision of assistance in rehabilitation services focusing on people with disabilities.

In this course, you will have access to material for classes in PDF, Interactive Infographics, Multimedia Resources, Questionnaires, and E-books. It is important to mention that to obtain certification, the student must achieve an average score of 70 or higher in the total points obtained in the available assessment activities. Additionally, it will be necessary to complete the Course Evaluation Questionnaire by responding to the Learning Situation (pre and post-test).

Learn About UNA-SUS/UFMA

With over a decade of activity, UNA-SUS/UFMA is one of the most significant institutions in the history of the Open University Network of the Unified Health System (UNA-SUS), a project of the Ministry of Health.

Their contribution to health education and distance education is enormous, offering various educational programs, interactive resources, active methodologies, and technological systems focused on providing knowledge for building professional values and competencies that meet current requirements and the challenges of the future.

Since its founding in 2009, the institution has offered free specialization, training, improvement, and extension courses in self-instructional mode, through innovative and accessible technologies, using the Moodle platform.

UFMA Offers 10,000 Slots in Free Online and Distance Learning Courses With Guaranteed Certification

UFMA Offers 10,000 Openings in Free Online and EAD Courses Focused on Doctors, Nurses, and Other Health Professionals Working with Rehabilitation of People with Disabilities.

Discover the Free Online and EAD Courses Offered by UFMA

How to Enroll in the Free Online and EAD Courses

Learn About UNA-SUS/UFMA

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Discover the Free Online and EAD Courses Offered by UFMA

How to Enroll in the Free Online and EAD Courses

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