Últimos dias para se inscrever nos cursos gratuitos de medicina veterinária oferecidos pelo Instituto Federal

Last Days To Register For Free Veterinary Medicine Courses Offered By The Federal Institute

Written by Noel Budeguer

Published on 03/01/2025 at 09:15

Quer fazer medicina veterinária? Instituto Federal oferece curso gratuito de graduação com formação de excelência

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Enroll in the Free Veterinary Medicine Course at IFES! Start 2025 with a Comprehensive and Practical Professional Training!

The Federal Institute of Espírito Santo (IFES) has announced the announcement of the Selection Process 151/2024 for the free undergraduate course in Veterinary Medicine, in-person mode. There are 20 spots available, divided between open competition and affirmative action, with a start planned for the first semester of 2025.

The free course aims to train highly qualified professionals in the field of Veterinary Medicine, with a practical and theoretical focus. The undergraduate program lasts five years and will be held in-person at the Itapina Campus, with up to 40% of activities offered remotely. The subjects include theoretical classes, laboratories, and field practices.

Distribution of Spots and Location of Offering

The total of 20 spots is divided between open competition and quota categories, including categories such as PPI (black, brown, and indigenous) and PcD (people with disabilities). The free course is offered exclusively at the Federal Institute, Itapina Campus, located in Colatina, Espírito Santo.

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Selection Process and Criteria for Selection

The selection of candidates will be conducted through a writing exam in Portuguese. Half of the spots are reserved for affirmative action, in accordance with legislation. The evaluation criteria consider academic performance and, in some cases, proof of self-declaration for quota candidates.

Requirements for Registration

Candidates must have completed high school and possess a CPF, valid email address, and identification document. Moreover, for those opting for quota spots, proof of declared condition is required. Access to the internet and an electronic device are also essential for filling out the application form.

Timeline

Applications: 12/11/2024 to 01/06/2025
Fee Waiver Request: until 12/25/2024
Writing Exam: 01/26/2025
Final Result Announcement: 02/27/2025
Enrollment: 03/06/2025 and 03/07/2025

How to Enroll in the Free Course

Those interested in the free course must access the official website of the Federal Institute-IFES and fill out the electronic form available on the Candidate Page. The application fee is R$30.00, with the possibility of exemption for candidates who meet the requirements of the announcement. Ensure your participation and start 2025 with a quality education!

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Lucilandia Maris Bezerra

#103548

24/12/2024 00:45

Acho ridículo banalizar um curso de medicina. Não se faz medicina com 40 por cento a distância , já se vê que não é sério nem é bom.

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Monique Gomes

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23/12/2024 05:41

Queria muito fazer mas estou longe

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Last Days To Register For Free Veterinary Medicine Courses Offered By The Federal Institute

Enroll in the Free Veterinary Medicine Course at IFES! Start 2025 with a Comprehensive and Practical Professional Training!

Distribution of Spots and Location of Offering

Selection Process and Criteria for Selection

Requirements for Registration

Timeline

How to Enroll in the Free Course

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