Vivo Offers Ten Thousand Scholarships for Tech Courses Focused on Python and AI; Check Out How to Participate

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Published on 18/04/2024 at 06:25

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Vivo, One of the Leading Telecom Operators in Brazil, Announced the Opening of Positions for Tech Courses Focused on Python and Artificial Intelligence. Read the Article and See How to Participate.

According to Vivo, these courses are offered through a partnership between the company and the education and recruitment platform DIO and are accepting applications for scholarships for the online courses.

In total, there are about 10,000 vacancies, and applications can be made until May 10 online. According to the company, the course titled Coding The Future Vivo – Python AI Backend Developer has a total of 67 hours of content and was created with the aim of democratizing knowledge in the field for more than one million professionals by 2025.

The Course Content

Below you can see what the course content is, which is aimed at university students and early-career technology professionals. Check it out:

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About Python

Fundamental concepts of Python;
Object-oriented programming concepts (OOP);
API development with FastAPI;
Connection with SQL and NoSQL databases.

About AI

ML;
NLP;
LLM;
Generative AI.

How to Participate

Anyone interested in participating in the course must visit the DIO website and register on the platform by providing their full name, email, and contact phone number. After that, it will be necessary to answer a short personal questionnaire.

Once the registration is completed, the interested party can start the online track immediately. The entire process is free. Those who complete the course will receive a certificate that can be submitted to the university as complementary hours.

Click here to visit the registration page!

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Vivo Offers Ten Thousand Scholarships for Tech Courses Focused on Python and AI; Check Out How to Participate

Vivo, One of the Leading Telecom Operators in Brazil, Announced the Opening of Positions for Tech Courses Focused on Python and Artificial Intelligence. Read the Article and See How to Participate.

The Course Content

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About AI

How to Participate

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