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INBRAEP offers EAD courses according to NR-01

oglobo31 August 2026 at 22:06

INBRAEP is offering courses in Distance Learning (EAD) mode in compliance with Regulatory Standard No. 01 (NR-01). The institution operates in this scenario of digital transformation and Artificial Intelligence, which is changing the way professionals learn and how companies promote training.

EAD has consolidated itself as one of the main tools to expand access to professional education, offering flexibility without compromising quality. In this context, NR-01 establishes specific criteria for offering training in EAD and hybrid modalities.

Regulatory Standard No. 01 deals with General Provisions and Occupational Risk Management. Through its Annex II, the standard establishes the guidelines and minimum requirements for conducting training in these modalities provided for in the Regulatory Standards.

The objective of these guidelines is to ensure that training conducted outside the exclusively in-person model presents pedagogical quality, ensuring that the expansion of distance learning occurs in a safe and effective manner.

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