The Social Work Foundation (Funsat) in Campo Grande, Brazil, has opened registrations for free vocational training courses aimed at improving the employability skills of residents. The courses include programs in administrative assistance, basic computer skills, food hygiene and manipulation, as well as elderly caregiving. Classes will be held in person at the Funsat headquarters and at the Moreninhas center. Interested individuals are encouraged to register via WhatsApp for convenience.

The courses are designed to cater to a diverse audience, with schedules set in the morning and afternoon to accommodate different lifestyles and availability. Specific details for each course are outlined, including the duration, required educational background, and class times, ensuring that potential students understand what is expected and what they will learn. For instance, the administrative assistant course requires a complete elementary education and spans 80 hours, while the basic computer skills course has a total of 40 hours divided into different sessions.

This initiative by Funsat not only aims to enhance the skills of community members but also addresses critical gaps in the local labor market, particularly in fields where there is a high demand for skilled workers. By providing these free courses, the foundation supports economic development and encourages residents to improve their qualifications, ultimately contributing to a more competent workforce in Campo Grande.