Last Day To Secure One Of 1,420 Spots In 29 Free Professional Courses Offered By Faetec

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 18/01/2021 at 07:05

Updated on 18/01/2021 at 07:13

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The Registrations for the Free and Vocational Courses Offered by Faetec Can Be Made Until Today (01/18), Hurry and Secure Your Spot Now!

If you have not yet applied for the vocational courses offered by Foundation for Supporting Technical Schools (Faetec), an institution linked to the Department of Science, Technology, and Innovation (Secti), now is the time! TODAY (01/18) is the LAST day to secure one of the 1,420 spots in 29 fully free vocational courses.

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Each candidate may only register for one specific professional qualification course, for better utilization of the spots. Opportunities are available for those with a minimum education of Incomplete Elementary School I.

The spots for the free courses are offered for various regions of the State of Rio. Candidates can choose the Faetec unit closest to their home; check below for the one nearest to you.

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29 Vocational Courses Will Be Offered by Faetec, Including:

Low Voltage Building Electrician;
Computer Networks Installer and Repairer;
Building Plumber;
Mason;
Electronic Publishing Operator;
Diesel Engine Mechanic;
Roof Structure Carpenter;
Welder in the Carbon Steel and Low Alloy Coated Electrode Process;
Oxyacetylene Welder;
Residential Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic;
Numerically Controlled Milling Machine Operator;
Automotive Electrician;
Automotive Painter.
Reception and Reservation Agent in Hospitality
Pastry Chef,
Sewing Machine Operator (Straight and Overlock)
Light Automobile Mechanic
Welder for Structures and Carbon Steel Pipelines in the Tig Process
Oxyacetylene Welder

The courses range from two to ten months in duration for various cities in Rio de Janeiro, and students will receive assistance for transportation and snack costs.

How to Register

The complete list of courses is available in the selection notice on the Faetec website. Get more information and access the Notice for the New Paths Program No. 001/2020 by clicking this link here. Good luck and happy studying!

Last Day To Secure One Of 1,420 Spots In 29 Free Professional Courses Offered By Faetec

The Registrations for the Free and Vocational Courses Offered by Faetec Can Be Made Until Today (01/18), Hurry and Secure Your Spot Now!

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