Supremo launches new free courses on law and citizenship
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The initiative also includes guidance on responsible parenthood
The Federal Supreme Court (STF) launched, this Monday (15), a new cycle of courses online free of charge with the aim of bringing the Court closer to society.
Through an EaD (distance learning) platform, interested parties can have access to 14 new courses on legal topics, Portuguese language, innovative leadership, as well as subjects related to citizenship, such as classes with guidance on responsible parenthood.
One thousand virtual places were made available in each course offered. Students can enroll in multiple courses at the same time and will have 90 days to complete classes. To be approved and obtain a certificate, you must reach 70 points when carrying out all the activities proposed in virtual classes.
Before registering, interested parties must observe the prerequisites for taking advantage of the classes. There are courses aimed at law students and professionals, such as classes on the history and use of habeas corpus and the application of artificial intelligence to the sector.
The courses on verbal agreement, use of backticks and commas can be enjoyed by all interested parties.
Since 2020, when the STF Educa project began, more than 40 thousand citizens have been trained through courses offered by the Supreme Court.
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