The Secretary of Education of Pernambuco has announced the opening of registrations for free technology training courses being conducted by Cesar School. Available until March 24, these courses are aimed at high school students from regular, full-time, and Youth and Adult Education (EJA) programs. A total of 17,070 spots are available, with the courses beginning on April 6 after a selection process that requires students to confirm their enrollment at their respective schools from March 26 to 31.

Of the total spots, about 14,130 are reserved for regular high school students, while 2,940 are designated for EJA students. The courses focus on practical skills in technology, specifically in Web Systems Development, which covers essential topics such as HTML, CSS, and logic programming. This initiative is part of the Trilhatec program, showcasing the government’s effort to improve access to technology education amidst growing job demands in this sector.

The Trilhatec program seeks to empower students with relevant skills that not only aid in educational advancement but also enhance their employability in a rapidly digitizing job market. The initiative reflects a broader strategy for educational reform in Brazil aimed at equipping the youth with necessary tools and knowledge to succeed in modern careers, particularly in the technology field.