Federal University of Amapá (Unifap) Opens 300 Slots in Free Online Courses

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Published on 09/05/2022 at 17:41

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The Young Visionary Project, offered by the Federal University of Amapá (Unifap), has opened 300 positions in free online courses in the areas of entrepreneurship and social media management. The free online courses, which have a workload of 60 hours, aim to train young people and adults for the job market. Registration started on May 2 and runs until May 10, online.

The Young Visionary program is aimed at young people from all over the state and aims to generate innovative and differentiated qualifications, intended for both work in companies and free access to the job market. There will be two classes for each free online course, with 3 classes per week. The courses of the Federal University of Amapá will start in October. Participants must have internet access to attend classes.

According to G1, the free online courses offered by the Federal University of Paraná are:

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Registration For The Courses Of The Federal University Of Amapá

To register for the free online courses, candidates must be at least 16 years old by the time of registration and reside in the state of Amapá. Selection will be made on a first-come, first-served basis until all positions are filled, in addition to up to 30% surplus registrations over the number of available positions, as a form of reserve registration.

To fill out the registration form for the free online course positions in Amapá, click here. After filling out and sending the electronic form, the candidate will receive a confirmation email of the registration.

Also access the Notice by clicking here.

Click Petróleo e Gás is not responsible for filling the positions of the free online courses offered by the Federal University of Amapá, only carrying out the dissemination of opportunities in various locations in Brazil and around the world.

Free Course Positions On Decentralized Finance Offered By The Central Bank

The Central Bank of Brazil will manage a free online course, both theoretical and practical, that discusses decentralized finance (DeFi). The course classes will start next Friday, the 6th.

The initiative to distribute free finance courses stemmed from a project by LIFT Learning (Laboratory of Technological Financial Innovations) of the Central Bank of Brazil, which aims to present new students of the free finance course with the essential tools for a complete understanding of decentralized finance, both technically and operationally, as well as contextualizing it within the most developed financial and cryptocurrency ecosystems today. To learn more, check out the full article by clicking here.

Federal University of Amapá (Unifap) Opens 300 Slots in Free Online Courses

Registration For The Courses Of The Federal University Of Amapá

Free Course Positions On Decentralized Finance Offered By The Central Bank

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Federal University of Amapá (Unifap) Opens 300 Slots in Free Online Courses

The Positions Are For Free Online Courses In Social Networks, Home Office And Entrepreneurship. Registration For The Courses Of The Federal University Of Amapá Ends On May 10

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