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A União Europeia: Construção e Funcionamento (NAU)

A União Europeia: Construção e Funcionamento (NAU)

Conheça os seus direitos e deveres enquanto cidadão da UE e descubra oportunidades de trabalho nas instituições europeias. A União Europeia mudou a vida das cidadãs e cidadãos europeus dos 27 Estados-Membros que a compõem. Trouxe novos direitos e oportunidades. Viajar, estudar, trabalhar e residir na União Europeia são direitos dos cidadãos europeus. Direitos que se transformam em oportunidades. Saiba onde procurar novas oportunidades e conheça os sítios de referência.

A participação neste curso permitirá reconhecer o contexto da construção da União Europeia e a sua relevância para a manutenção da paz e a prosperidade na Europa, conhecer os seus direitos de Cidadania Europeia e descobrir oportunidades de trabalho nas instituições europeias, plataformas de financiamento e fontes de informação.

Quem se pode inscrever?
Trabalhadores/ trabalhadoras em funções públicas e cidadãos/cidadãs em geral.
A participação neste curso permitirá reconhecer o contexto da construção da União Europeia e a sua relevância para a manutenção da paz e a prosperidade na Europa, conhecer os seus direitos de Cidadania Europeia e descobrir oportunidades de trabalho nas instituições europeias, plataformas de financiamento e fontes de informação.

Qual é o programa do curso?

Módulo 1: A União Europeia
Módulo 2: Principais Marcos da Construção Europeia
Módulo 3: Instituições, Órgãos e Agências da UE
Módulo 4: Ser Cidadão(ã) na UE: Direitos, Deveres e Oportunidades

Como funciona e qual a duração?
Estima-se uma duração de 3 horas, mas cada participante gere o seu tempo de forma autónoma e flexível.
O curso está disponível 24 horas por dia, 7 dias por semana.
Pode inscrever-se e iniciar a sua formação em qualquer dia, até uma semana antes da data de encerramento (encerrando o curso a 30 de junho, as inscrições encerram no dia 23 do mesmo mês, para garantir que todos os inscritos têm tempo de o concluir).

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