The National Service of Industrial Learning of Pernambuco (Senai-PE) has announced the availability of 610 free slots for medium-level technical courses, distributed across eight different technical formations. These opportunities are open at nine Senai institutions, ranging from urban areas in the capital to the more rural Sertão regions. This initiative is part of a program aimed at providing education to lower-income individuals, thereby promoting skill development and workforce readiness in underserved areas.

The courses will be conducted in both face-to-face and hybrid formats, allowing for flexibility in learning. In the face-to-face model, classes will occur directly within the Senai technical schools, while the hybrid model incorporates online theoretical instruction through a Virtual Learning Environment (AVA), coupled with mandatory in-person practical sessions at the institution's facilities. This dual approach enhances accessibility and caters to varying learning preferences among students.

Interested applicants can enroll for free online until March 10, with the selection results scheduled to be announced on March 12. This initiative not only represents an important step in providing educational opportunities to those in need but also aims to strengthen the local economy by equipping individuals with valuable technical skills necessary for various industries.