O Sao Paulo's State Government, through the program Virtual Fast Track, is offering 20 thousand vacancies in free professional qualification courses. The objective is to take advantage of the quarantine to expand the professional skills and knowledge of those interested.
Carried out by the São Paulo State Government's Economic Development Secretariat, the Fast Way has been qualifying the population of the state since 2011. The courses are fast, free and of quality, helping the student to get a job opening or open their own business.
Registration and classes are carried out online, in the distance learning model (EaD), without the need for the student to leave home. Eight courses with a workload of 80 hours will be available. Are they:
- Programming logic
- Database
- Web developer
- Mobil Developer
- Administrative management
- business planning
- Finance for Companies
- Basic Spanish
The courses are offered by São Paulo State Virtual University (University). The student must complete the total course load of online courses and achieve an average of 7.5 in the assessments to receive the certificate, issued at the end of the course.
- Free Online Inclusive Education Course
- Free Online Children's Learning and Toy Library Course
- Free Online Math Games Course in Early Childhood Education
- Free Online Pedagogical Cultural Workshops Course
Registrations
Registration is open and can be made until May 17th through the program website.
The opportunities are for residents of the state of São Paulo, who are literate and at least 16 years old. If the number of applicants exceeds the number of vacancies, unemployed, low-income and disabled people will be prioritized.
The call of selected candidates will be made by email and classes are scheduled for May 25th. The courses are offered according to the job market in each region.
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