📋 Tender Overview
A team of education professionals, students and consultants who work in Professional and Technological Education (EPT) participates, on July 2 and 3, in Brasilia (DF), coordinated by the Secretariat of Professional and Technological Education (SETEC) of the Ministry of Education (MEC), aiming at updating the National Catalog of Technical Courses (CNCT). After the training stage, they will act in the working groups (GTS) that will be made up of technological axes to update the document.
The opening of the training was held on Wednesday, July 2, and was attended by the Secretary of Professional and Technological Education of MEC, Marcelo Braganoli. This update of the catalog, based on new work dynamics, but above all aiming at income, employment and improving the quality of life for people through the development of the country, will be essential. The updated catalog will bring this look at the world of work;
The Councilor of the National Education Council (CNE), Cleunice Rehem, recalled that the latest edition of the CNCT is 2020 and that this update started in 2025 must be innovative, adaptable and connected to the demands of work.
34 specialists from various EPT -offshop institutions participate in the training, including the federal network, state and municipal networks, national learning systems and private entities. Among the topics covered in training are: the role and shape of the catalogs; legislation; Brazilian Classification of Occupations (CBO); Brazilian Framework of Qualifications; and public consultations.
Also part of the opening table were the director of policy of regulation of Vocational and Technological Education of MEC, Patricia Barcelos, and the program director, Luciana Massukado.
History - The National Catalog of Technical Courses, approved by the CNE through, is organized in 13 technological axes. The document disciplines the offer of high -level technical vocational education courses and guides educational institutions, students, companies and society in general.
The first edition of the document was published in 2008, and the last update, which generated the 4th edition of CNCT, is 2020. According to Ordinance No. 46, of October 31, 2024, the catalog update occurs every four years.
The 5th edition of the catalog is being developed in partnership with the Federal Institute of Sao Paulo (IFSP).
