The Education Secretary of Piauí (Seduc) has announced the launch of 264 available spots for free vocational courses designed specifically for women. These courses include training for bio-jewelry artisans, organic horticulturists, and producers of snacks, showing a distinct focus on empowering women in various sectors. Enrollment is free and aimed at girls over 16 years old, rural workers, low-income women, quilombolas, artisans, shellfish gatherers, and patients from therapeutic communities. The registration is open until February 27, highlighting an important opportunity for women's professional growth in the region.

This initiative is part of the Women Mil program, which emphasizes educational and economic empowerment. The first stage of the program will take place in several municipalities including Batalha, Amarante, Regeneração, and more. Each participant will receive a student assistance benefit of R$ 576, distributed in two installments, ensuring financial support as they complete their training, with specific milestones tied to their course attendance.

The necessary educational materials will be provided by the program, facilitating access to quality schooling for the selected candidates. Interested candidates can find the official announcement and additional details on the Seduc website, ensuring comprehensive information is readily available to all potential applicants. This program represents a crucial step toward creating greater economic opportunities and promoting gender equality in Piauí, illustrating a commitment to supporting women in their pursuit of vocational skills.