University Offers 7,000 Free Slots in English, Spanish, Excel, Illustrator, Photoshop, Corel Draw Courses for Children, Youth, and Adults

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Master A New Language Or Enhance Your Computer Skills: UPE Offers More Than 7,000 Spots In Free Courses For All Ages!

The University of Pernambuco (UPE) has an unmissable opportunity for those who wish to learn a new language or improve their computer skills. With more than 7,000 spots available, the free courses of the Language and Computer Program (Prolinfo) cater to all ages and levels of knowledge.

Free Courses Offered By UPE

The courses cover a variety of languages and computer tools, including:

English (for children, youth, adults, and seniors)
Spanish (youth, adults, and seniors)
Computer Science (for children, youth, and adults)
Excel
Illustrator
Photoshop
Corel Draw
Portuguese (Grammar, Writing, and Text Interpretation)
Mathematics
Enrollments and Teaching Modalities

Enrollment can be done until March 10, through the website CLICKING HERE. Classes start on March 16 and are offered in both in-person and remote (online, real-time) modalities.

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Flexible Schedules And Enrollment Fee For Free Courses

Classes take place in the morning, afternoon, or evening, from Monday to Saturday. Students can choose the course, day, and time they prefer when enrolling. The enrollment fee is per module and varies between R$ 310.00 and R$ 410.00, including digital teaching material.

Don’t miss this opportunity to enrich your resume and expand your knowledge with UPE’s free courses. Sign up now and secure your spot!

About UPE

The University of Pernambuco (UPE) is a public higher education institution located in the state of Pernambuco, Brazil. Founded in 1991, it is one of the main universities in the state and aims to promote education, research, and outreach, contributing to the social, cultural, economic, and scientific development of the region.

UPE offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs in various areas of knowledge, such as health, social sciences, humanities, engineering, among others. Furthermore, the university also develops outreach and research projects, seeking to integrate academic knowledge with societal demands.

The Language and Computer Program (Prolinfo) at UPE is an example of the university’s commitment to continuing education and social inclusion. Through this program, UPE offers free language and computer courses, catering to all ages and levels of knowledge, contributing to the training and qualification of individuals in different areas.

University Offers 7,000 Free Slots in English, Spanish, Excel, Illustrator, Photoshop, Corel Draw Courses for Children, Youth, and Adults

Master A New Language Or Enhance Your Computer Skills: UPE Offers More Than 7,000 Spots In Free Courses For All Ages!

Free Courses Offered By UPE

Flexible Schedules And Enrollment Fee For Free Courses

About UPE

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University Offers 7,000 Free Slots in English, Spanish, Excel, Illustrator, Photoshop, Corel Draw Courses for Children, Youth, and Adults

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Free Courses Offered By UPE

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