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Learn How to Enroll in a Free English Course with Certificate from the Ministry of Education (MEC)

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/12/2019 at 06:57

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The Free Online English Course Is Part of a Partnership Between MEC and the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel

English has been increasingly required by companies, don’t miss the free English course that MEC is offering and have a differentiated resume. As we announced earlier, in 2020, 4,500 new job vacancies will be created in Rio de Janeiro only in the area of oil exploration and production.

The English language will be essential to obtain one of these vacancies, as most companies in the sector are multinational. Don’t miss this opportunity and unlock your English now!

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About the Online Course

The free online English course is part of a partnership between the Ministry of Education (MEC) and the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (CAPES).

The free English course offered by the IsF Program is My English Online (MEO), developed by Cengage Learning and National Geographic, for students, teachers, and staff from institutions registered in the Languages Without Borders program.

The program was created with the aim of promoting actions toward a linguistic policy aimed at the internationalization of Brazilian Higher Education.

In MEO, the user will have access to interactive books, graded readings (National Geographic), grammar exercises (with immediate correction), dictionaries, activities for oral practice, and monitoring tests. Additionally, materials can be printed for later practice, without the need for consultation to the computer.

Registration

Students, teachers, and staff from institutions registered in the Languages Without Borders program can participate in the free online English course. But for this, you first need to click here to check if your institution is among the 140 institutions accredited by Brazil.

To start the course, the student must register on the platform and sign the Commitment Term. After that, the user has a deadline to start the studies. To learn more about the requirements/benefits and to register, click here to access the program’s website.

In addition to the free English course, courses in Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, German, and Portuguese for Foreigners are also offered.

Attention! If you do not fit this opportunity from MEC, UNESP also offers a free English course with no prerequisites; to register, just sign up on the Unesp website.

After receiving a confirmation message, the interested party can participate in any available course.

Learn How to Enroll in a Free English Course with Certificate from the Ministry of Education (MEC)

The Free Online English Course Is Part of a Partnership Between MEC and the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel

About the Online Course

Registration

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Learn How to Enroll in a Free English Course with Certificate from the Ministry of Education (MEC)

The Free Online English Course Is Part of a Partnership Between MEC and the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel

About the Online Course

Registration

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