Participants will have until August 20th to guarantee participation in the selection process Disclosure/IFTO Students who will complete primary education in 2026 can now enroll in the selection process at the Federal Institute of Tocantins (IFTO) for technical courses integrated into secondary education. In total, 1,735 free places are offered across 15 courses and 11 units of the institution. Registration continues until August 20th, and low-income candidates or those enrolled in social programs can request an exemption from the R$20 fee until August 6th. ? Click here to follow the g1 TO channel on WhatsApp The selection process also allows you to request specialized service, specific service and use of your social name during the registration period. ?? Click here and check out the notice The tests will be administered on September 27th in the 11 municipalities offering places in this edition: Araguaína, Araguatins, Formoso do Araguaia, Lagoa da Confusao, Pedro Afonso, Colinas do Tocantins, Dianópolis, Gurupi, Palmas, Paraíso do Tocantins, Porto Nacional. READ ALSO Guide puts hand on pirarara's stomach to remove hook and save fish in TO: 'It had been swallowed', says Arraia de praia? Discover a registered species swimming with peacock bass in crystal clear waters in TO See which public competitions are open in Tocantins and how to register
IFTO offers more than 1,700 places for technical courses integrated into high school
Participants will have until August 20th to guarantee participation in the selection process Disclosure/IFTO Students who will complete primary education in 2026 can now enroll in the selection process at the Federal...
According to the notice, information about the exam will be released on September 21st. The institution reserves half of the places for students who completed their entire elementary education in public schools and for affirmative actions. The modalities include self-declared black, brown or indigenous candidates, quilombolas and people with disabilities, in addition to specific audiences from Tocantins, such as graduates of the former São José Institute, agrarian reform settlers and indigenous people. See more news from the region on g1 Tocantins.
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