Last Chance To Enroll In IFMA's Free Distance Specialization; 300 Spots Available!

Last Chance To Enroll In IFMA’s Free Distance Specialization; 300 Spots Available!

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Published on 31/07/2024 at 18:09

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Registrations for the Free Distance Specialization at IFMA End on 8/4

Time is running out, folks! Registrations for the free distance specialization at IFMA – Maranhão Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology – end on August 4th. If you want to specialize in Teaching in Professional and Technological Education (DOCENTEPT), this is your chance! There are 300 slots waiting for you.

The free distance specialization at IFMA lasts 18 months, including the presentation of the final project. During this period, students will use the Moodle Virtual Learning Environment to carry out academic activities. And attention: according to the announcement, it is necessary to attend the center regularly to meet the established schedules and attendance.

Centers with Available Slots for the Free Distance Specialization at IFMA:

Açailândia-MA (Jardim Glória): Av. Contorno, s/n lote 01, Qd. 38, Jardim Glória, (Former Cetecma/UNIVIMA). ZIP: 65930-000.
Fortaleza dos Nogueiras-MA (Nova Fortaleza): Rua Raimundo Braúna s/n, Nova Fortaleza. São Raimundo Nonato School. ZIP: 65805-000.
Humberto de Campos-MA: Rua São Miguel, s/n, Bacabeira. Zilda Maria dos Santos Mesquita Municipal School. ZIP: 65000-180.
Imperatriz-MA (União): Rua Dom Pedro II, s/n, Bairro União. In front of Praça União. ZIP: 65900-734.
Porto Franco-MA (São Francisco): Av. Tiradentes, n. 2060. São Francisco Neighborhood. ZIP: 65970-000.
São Luís-MA (Fátima/Associado): Rua Armando Vieira da Silva, nº 126. Fátima Neighborhood. Building of the former EBC. ZIP: 65030-130.

Registrations for Selection

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Important Dates

Registration Period: until 8/4/2024
Ethnic-Racial Self-Identification (for Black and Brown individuals): 08/05-09/2024
Preliminary Result of Self-Identification: 08/12/2024
Appeal Against Self-Identification Result: 08/13-14/2024
Appeal Result: 08/15/2024
Final Result of Self-Identification: 08/16/2024
Preliminary Result of Selection Process: 09/02/2024
Appeal Against Preliminary Result: 09/03-04/2024
Final Result: 09/05/2024
Publication of Candidates for Enrollment: 09/06/2024
Enrollment Period: 09/09-20/2024
1st List of Surplus Candidates: 09/21/2024
Enrollment of Surplus Candidates from the 1st List: 09/23-27/2024
2nd List of Surplus Candidates: 09/28/2024
Enrollment of Surplus Candidates from the 2nd List: 09/30-10/04/2024
3rd List of Surplus Candidates: 10/05/2024
Enrollment of Surplus Candidates from the 3rd List: 10/07-10/2024
Inaugural Class of the Free Distance Specialization at IFMA: 10/11/2024

Don’t let this opportunity pass! The free distance specialization at IFMA is the perfect chance for you to improve and give your career that upgrade. Hurry up and register!

Last Chance To Enroll In IFMA’s Free Distance Specialization; 300 Spots Available!

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Last Chance To Enroll In IFMA’s Free Distance Specialization; 300 Spots Available!

Registrations for the Free Distance Specialization at IFMA End on 8/4

Centers with Available Slots for the Free Distance Specialization at IFMA:

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A British company has installed in the middle of the ocean the world’s first floating platform that generates electricity 24 hours a day from the temperature difference between the surface and the depths of the Atlantic, without relying on wind or sun.

Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt has ceased to be a climatic phenomenon and has become a biological system that feeds on itself, with 8,000 kilometers in length, 37 million tons of algae, and scientists confirm that it is now permanent.

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