Registration for EAD courses at the Legislative School remains open until Tuesday (31)

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Registration can be made on the website www.cmm.am.gov.br/escola and all classes are free

Registration for distance learning courses promoted by the Escola do Legislativo Vereadora Léa Alencar Antony, of the Manaus City Council (CMM), closes next Tuesday (31), for classes that begin in November. Registration can be made on the website www.cmm.am.gov.br/escola and all classes are free.

In total, the Legislative School will offer 99 course options for the month of November. Interested parties can enroll in up to three courses available in the program. Classes begin on the 1st on the platform, in video format, and must be completed by November 31st with the right to a certificate.

In total, 30,000 places will be granted for distance learning courses. The courses are divided into modules that total 6, 12, 20, 30, 40, 60 and 80 hours of study via the platform.

“It is the last call for very important courses that meet the needs of the job market. Remembering that the Legislative School platform can be accessed on all types of devices, such as cell phones, notebooks, tablets and TV. It’s a way of encouraging people to seek knowledge wherever they are,”

explained the School director, Maurício Brilhante.

In-person courses

The Legislative School also offers, through a partnership with the Amazonas Technological Education Center (Cetam), face-to-face basic and advanced computer courses. 100 immediate places and 40 reserve places will be offered.

For this modality, free registrations can be made next Monday and Tuesday (30th and 31st), from 8am to 2pm, at the CMM building, located at Rua Padre Agostinho Caballero Martin, nº 850, Santo Antônio.

Interested parties must present legible copies of their ID, CPF, proof of residence and proof of education. All registered students will be entitled to half-fare on public transport in Manaus.

*With information from CMM

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