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In order to expand the offer of high school technical courses, the Ministry of Education (MEC) launched the, which deals with the authorization of courses by private higher education institutions within the initiative, in which states and the Federal District can renegotiate their debts with the Union in exchange for investments in strategic areas, such as mid -level technical education.
Proposals can be sent from this Monday, July 28, until September 1st, via). The qualified institutions will be valid for five years and shall be articulated directly with the states adhering to Propag to offer courses.
Quality-The prerequisites for the submission of proposals are: the offer of face-to-face technical courses; correlation with authorized and active in -person undergraduate courses in); and institutional quality requirements and undergraduate courses provided in notice.
According to MECs Secretary of Professional and Technological Education, Marcelo Bragagnoli, the call aims to enable private higher education institutions that meet the quality criteria defined by MEC to offer technical courses within the scope of interest for education, ensuring the pedagogical consistency and alignment with the demands of the work world. The initiative reaffirms the federal governments commitment to the expansion of vocational education in line with the National Education Plan (PNE). In addition, it allows institutions to act in the technical training of youth and adults, focusing on employability and the transformation of the educational and economic reality of their regions.
MEC Communication Advisory, with information from the Professional and Technological Education (SETEC) information
