📋 Tender Overview
On Tuesday, November 18, the Ministry of Education (MEC) launched the course , available on the MEC Virtual Learning Environment (Avamec). The free online training is aimed at teachers at all stages of basic education, with special attention to secondary education. The course was developed to support teachers in understanding and applying the concepts of intellectual property and copyright in their pedagogical practices, encouraging creativity, innovation and the protection of intellectual productions in the school environment.
With a workload of 120 hours and offered in a self-instructional format, the course will allow participants to:
understand the fundamentals of intellectual property and copyright and their relevance to education;
explore concepts such as trademarks, patents, industrial designs, geographical indications and copyright in the school context;
stimulate creativity, research and protagonism among students;
value and protect school productions and teaching materials;
develop interdisciplinary practices that integrate intellectual property and copyright into the curriculum.
The training presents the content in a practical and interdisciplinary way, with video classes, teaching materials and assessments at the end of each module. The training is certified, with a minimum period of 30 days and a maximum of 120 days for completion.
Those interested in participating in the training can register via . If you have any questions, the MEC provides an email address.
