Unifor Opens 1,050 Spots in Free Courses in Administrative Assistant, Pharmacy Attendant, Human Resources, and More in Fortaleza

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Published on 24/05/2021 at 18:03

Updated on 24/05/2021 at 20:52

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Unifor Will Open 1,050 Slots in Free Courses. Enrollment for Courses in Fortaleza Will Be Open Until May 25 and 26, Stay Tuned So You Don’t Miss the Date!

Unifor will open slots for enrollment in 1,050 free courses. Enrollments will take place on May 25 and 26, from 8 AM to 6 PM, for people who intend to invest in their resumes. The opportunities in Fortaleza aim to develop and serve the community that has not been reached by social benefits.

Free Courses Available in Fortaleza

The slots for Unifor’s free courses will be distributed in 21 classes, across 19 course modalities. Here are all the free courses available:

Human Resources Assistant (Afternoon)
Interpretation of Architectural Projects (Morning)
Food Hygiene and Handling (Evening)
Administrative Assistant (Afternoon)
Entrepreneurship and Business Management (Afternoon)
Conflict Management and Customer Service (Morning)
Business Etiquette (Afternoon)
Kitchen Helper (Evening)
Quality Control Assistant (Morning)
Administrative Assistant (Evening)
Children’s Party Decorator (Afternoon)
Salesperson (Morning)
Administrative Assistant (Morning)
Pharmacy Attendant (Evening)
Event Marketing (Afternoon)
Computer Maintenance (Morning)
Ceremonialist (Afternoon)
The Art of Entrepreneurship with Paper (Morning)
Basic Accounting for Small Entrepreneurs (Evening)
Leadership and People Management (Morning)
Event Organization (Afternoon)

Learn How to Enroll in Free Courses in Fortaleza

To enroll, those interested in Unifor’s free courses will need to fill out their information on the registration page, which will be available on May 25 and 26, from 8 AM to 6 PM.

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If you have not registered yet, you must start by entering your CPF and password. It is important to note that the slots for free courses in Fortaleza are limited, meaning they will remain open until fully filled.

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With the goal of being one of the top 10 private universities in the country by 2030, Unifor’s mission is to contribute to socioeconomic, cultural, and scientific development through the training of excellent professionals, university extension, and research.

According to Marcus Maurícius, head of the Social Responsibility Division of Unifor’s Extension Vice-Presidency, about 42,000 people have completed their training in courses during 19 years of operation. “Since its founding, the Professional Training Center has focused on development, training, and transforming society,” said Marcus.

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Unifor Opens 1,050 Spots in Free Courses in Administrative Assistant, Pharmacy Attendant, Human Resources, and More in Fortaleza

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