UFMG Offers 150 Spots for High-Level Qualification and 100% Free! Sign Up Now!

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UFMG Offers Training for Basic Education Teachers 100% Free and Blended!

The Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), through the Open University of Brazil (UAB), has opened registrations for the free specialization in Literacy and Reading. The course is mostly online, lasts for 18 months, and is set to begin in May 2025.

With 150 available slots, the training aims to qualify teachers, coordinators, and managers of basic education, focusing on improving pedagogical practices in elementary education.

Where Will the In-Person Meetings Be?

The in-person centers will be located in the following cities:

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How to Enroll in the UFMG Qualification Course?

The selection for the qualification course will follow the chronological order of registration, provided that candidates meet the required prerequisites.

The necessary documentation must be submitted in a single PDF file, with a maximum size of 25 MB, as specified in item 4.1 of the announcement.

At the time of registration, the candidate must indicate two options for the center, allowing for possible reassignment if necessary. The final results will be announced on April 9 on the selection process page.

CLICK HERE AND REGISTER NOW!

Deadlines and Registrations
️ Final Deadline: March 16
️ Registration: Exclusively online, via the electronic form available on the page of the UFMG Distance Education and Digital Education Directorate (DEDD/UFMG).

For more information, interested parties can contact via email ceale@fae.ufmg.br. Do not miss this opportunity and register now!

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UFMG Offers 150 Spots for High-Level Qualification and 100% Free! Sign Up Now!

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