Last Days to Enroll in Free Technical Courses at IFSP With Over 2,000 Spots in Administration, Automation, Construction, and More

Written by Noel Budeguer

Published on 02/05/2025 at 09:40

Updated on 02/05/2025 at 09:58

Últimos dias para se inscrever nos cursos técnicos gratuitos do IFSP com mais de 2 mil vagas em administração, automação, edificações e muito mais

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More Than 2 Thousand Places in Free Technical Courses! Secure Your Future with the Federal Institute of São Paulo! Register Now!

The Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP) has just released Public Notice No. 86, dated April 4, 2025, announcing a new selection process with a wide range of vacancies for those seeking professional training through free technical courses. For students aiming for professional qualification and a promising future, the registration period is open.

Offered Courses

The notice includes two categories of technical training: Concurrent Technical Courses, aimed at students enrolled in the 2nd or 3rd year of high school who wish to pursue technical training simultaneously, and Subsequent Technical Courses, aimed at candidates who have already completed high school and seek specific technical training.

The detailed distribution of vacancies by course, shift, and campus can be found in the informative table. Here are some options:

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Technical Course	Pole (Campus)	Shift	Mode	Vacancies
Technical in Mechatronics	Araraquara	Evening	In-person	40
Technical in Administration	Birigui	Evening	In-person	40
Technical in Industrial Automation	Birigui	Evening	In-person	40
Technical in Administration	Boituva	Evening	In-person	40
Technical in School Secretariat	Boituva	Distance Learning	Distance Learning	50
Technical in Mechatronics	Bragança Paulista	Evening	In-person	40
Technical in Computer Science	Campinas	Morning	In-person	40
Technical in Chemistry	Capivari	Evening	In-person	40
Technical in Administration	Caraguatatuba	Afternoon	In-person	40
Technical in Computer Science for the Internet	Caraguatatuba	Afternoon	In-person	40
Technical in Industrial Automation	Cubatão	Evening	In-person	40
Technical in Systems Development	Guarulhos	Distance Learning	Distance Learning	50
Technical in Computer Maintenance and Support	Hortolândia	Evening	In-person	20
Technical in Construction	Itapetininga	Evening	In-person	40
Technical in Electromechanics	Itapetininga	Evening	In-person	40

Classification Criteria

The classification of candidates will be determined by the score obtained in the exam and by the order of registration, respecting the distribution of vacancies for general competition and the quotas reserved for students from public schools. This is an excellent opportunity to invest in quality technical training and boost your professional career. Interested individuals in professional qualification are encouraged to register and follow all updates on the selection process through the official IFSP channels.

Registration for Free Technical Courses

Registrations for the technical courses will be open from April 7 to May 4, 2025, and must be completed through the institution’s website (click here), upon payment of a registration fee of R$ 20. The selection process will consist of an objective exam with 30 multiple choice questions, equally divided between Portuguese Language and Mathematics, with content based on Elementary Education (from 6th to 9th grade), following the National Common Curricular Base. The exam will be held on June 8, 2025, with a duration of 3 hours.

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Last Days to Enroll in Free Technical Courses at IFSP With Over 2,000 Spots in Administration, Automation, Construction, and More

More Than 2 Thousand Places in Free Technical Courses! Secure Your Future with the Federal Institute of São Paulo! Register Now!

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More Than 2 Thousand Places in Free Technical Courses! Secure Your Future with the Federal Institute of São Paulo! Register Now!

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Classification Criteria

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With a wingspan of 152 meters, 76 tires, and a capacity to carry 1,270 tons, the Boeing Pelican was the giant “flying ship” that promised to cross oceans close to the water on an invisible air cushion beneath its wings.

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