UFPB: Today Is The Last Day To Enroll For 150 Slots In Completely Free Distance Learning Courses

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Published on 18/07/2024 at 13:37

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Hurry! Last Day to Enroll in UFPB’s Distance Education Courses

Today is the last day to secure your spot in UFPB’s distance education courses. Enrollment ends this Thursday, July 18th. The Vidal de Negreiros Agricultural School (CAVN), located in Bananeiras, is offering 150 spots for various courses.

There are 50 spots for each of the courses: Intermediate English, Organic Horticulturist, and Dairy Cattle Breeder, with 3 spots reserved for people with disabilities in each course. The courses have a total workload of 160 hours and will be offered from August to December, entirely online, through the MOODLE/UFPB Virtual Learning Environment.

How to Enroll in UFPB’s Distance Education Courses

Enrollment, like the courses, is free of charge. To participate, you must have completed Elementary Education I and be at least 15 years old. Interested individuals should fill out the form in the Integrated Academic Activity Management System (SIGAA) by the end of the day. After enrollment, the confirmation can be printed by accessing the enrollment link and entering your CPF.

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About UFPB

The Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB) is one of the leading higher education institutions in Brazil, recognized for its academic excellence and innovative research. Founded in 1955, UFPB offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate courses, as well as extension programs and research that significantly contribute to the social, economic, and cultural development of the Northeast region.

With campuses spread across several cities in Paraíba, including João Pessoa, Areia, Bananeiras, and Mamanguape, UFPB stands out for its modern infrastructure and the quality of its faculty, composed of highly integrated professionals committed to education. The university also has a strong commitment to inclusion and diversity, promoting affirmative actions and accessibility policies that ensure educational opportunities for all.

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Davi Pereira da Silva

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21/07/2024 09:12

A nossa visão é de atualização continuada, em todas as áreas de interesse mútuo.!!!

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Rabia

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19/07/2024 16:25

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Maria Daguia da Silva Queiroz

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19/07/2024 11:25

Eu tenho maior desejo de realizar um curso graduado

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How to Enroll in UFPB’s Distance Education Courses

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