The National School of Public Administration (Enap) opened registrations throughout the month of August for 13 free and remote courses aimed at municipal, state, and federal public servants. The courses cover diverse topics such as public management, diversity, communication, and leadership.
The programs have different registration periods, and Enap warns that closing dates may be moved up in case of high demand. The classes will be taught free of charge in online rooms, and public servants who achieve 80% attendance in synchronous classes will receive a certificate at the end.
One of the highlighted courses is "Leadership of Black Women in Public Service," aimed at Black female public servants who hold or do not hold leadership positions in federal, state, and municipal spheres. The program has 35 vacancies and aims to help identify evidence of underrepresentation and alliance strategies for occupying spaces. Registrations for this course are open until October 11.




