The free courses aim to train young people and adults for the job market in technology, the most in-demand sector in the world!
The Department of Municipal Science and Technology (SMCT), through Naves do Conhecimento, has open registration for 3,500,000 vacancies in various courses and free workshops in the fields of technology and entrepreneurship for the month of August. Here’s how to secure your spot!
The course activities will be carried out face-to-face and online format and aim to prepare youth and adults for the job market in a sector that is growing day by day.
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Increasingly, the requirements regarding the level of professionals employed by companies from various sectors are increasing, and the speed of technological progress highlights the need for training in this field.
The free technology courses offered by Naves do Conhecimento are an option for those who want to advance their career.
Check out the face-to-face courses offered in technology below.
- basic information technology
- Senior IT
- Social Media (Key Challenges)
- Robots with Lego
- game development
- product photography
- Get started with Canva
- computer player
- IT Basics
- Job market resume and interview
- Improve the visual identity of your business
- Hardware Basics
- WhatsApp Marketing
- keyword
- Build your own e-commerce
- CodeClub (Scratch)
- Preventive maintenance (desktops and laptops)
- people management
- Among others.
Register: For those interested in applying for vacancies in the free online personal training courses offered in the field of technology, and access to the full schedule of activities, simply access the website in this link
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