
Registration continues until November 20th for online training aimed at those who want to start a business in the state of São Paulo
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The Qualifica SP Empreenda program offers free online training on topics such as cost management, sales via WhatsApp, customer service, formalizing MEI and marketing on marketplaces.
TEM Notícias 2nd edition (TN2) talked about registrations for six free entrepreneurship courses under the Qualifica SP Empreenda program. There are 500 places in online training on cost management, sales via WhatsApp, customer service, MEI formalization and marketing on marketplaces, among other topics.
People aged 16 or over, who live in the state of São Paulo and already have a business or want to start one, can participate. Classes are online, from Monday to Friday, from 7pm to 9pm, with a workload of 30 hours.
Registration is open until November 20th, via the program’s website. Classes begin as vacancies fill, and the last one is scheduled to start on November 25th.
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