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Senac Celebrates 80 Years Pointing Toward Brazil's Development

oglobo15 September 2026 at 16:47

Senac (National Service for Commercial Learning) celebrated its 80th anniversary in 2026, commemorating its contribution to Brazil's social and economic development. Created in 1946, Senac forms, together with CNC (National Confederation of Trade) and Sesc, the Trade System, a structure managed by business leaders focused on worker well-being and qualification.

José Roberto Tadros, president of the CNC-Sesc-Senac System, stated that the institution was born from a concrete need of the productive sector: to prepare people for a transforming labor market. Senac's goal has always been to bridge education and work, qualify people, and deliver to companies professionals prepared for their challenges.

Throughout its eight decades of existence, Senac has benefited approximately 80 million Brazilians, who have been impacted by its professional education. The institution is internationally recognized for the quality of its educational structure and for its direct contribution in training professionals for the Brazilian labor market.

Why this matters

Senac is one of Brazil's leading professional education institutions, having impacted millions of Brazilians over 80 years. For workers and companies in the trade sector, the continuity and expansion of Senac's services directly affect the qualification of available labor in the market and professional training opportunities across the country.

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