workshops
Free workshops aimed at companies and individuals who wish to specialize and delve into learn about Brazil. Its objective is to complement their academic research studies as well as for professionals and companies, it serves as a cultural immersion. The courses can be online or face-to-face with native teachers.
Talleres libres direccionados a empresas y a personas que desean especializarse y profundizarse en aprender sobre Brasil.
Talleres libres direccionados a empresas y a personas que desean especializarse y profundizarse en aprender sobre Brasil.
Talleres libres direccionados a empresas y a personas que desean especializarse y profundizarse en aprender sobre Brasil.
Talleres libres direccionados a empresas y a personas que desean especializarse y profundizarse en aprender sobre Brasil.
HISTORY OF BRASIL
The course can be online or face-to-face, aimed at companies and people who want to specialize and learn about Brazil. The history of Brazil is divided into: First Reign, Regency Period, Second Reign, Republic, Old Republic, Vargas Era, Democratic Period (1946-1964), Military Dictatorship, New Republic.
AFRICAN INFLUENCE IN BRAZIL
The course can be online or face-to-face, aimed at companies and people who want to specialize and learn about the African influence in Brazil. The existence of slavery in Brazil for almost four hundred years, in addition to having formed the basis of the material economy of Brazilian society, also influenced its cultural formation. The miscegenation between Africans, Indians and Europeans is the basis of the formation of the population of Brazil. In this way, the African matrix of society has a cultural influence that goes beyond vocabulary.
ITALIAN IMMIGRATION IN BRAZIL
The course can be online or face-to-face, aimed at companies and people who want to specialize and learn about Italian immigration in Brazil. Italians, like all other immigrants, left their country mainly for economic and socio-cultural reasons. Emigration, which was widely practiced in Europe, relieved countries of socio-economic pressures, in addition to feeding them a stream of income from abroad, which was not insignificant, since it was common for immigrants to send savings to relatives who left. Had remained.
JAPANESE IMMIGRATION IN BRAZIL
The course can be online or face-to-face, aimed at companies and people who want to specialize and learn about Japanese immigration in Brazil. The emigration of Japanese workers to other countries began in the 1870s, long before their arrival in Brazil. Japan then went through the Meiji Restoration (1868), which involved economic and political changes that inserted the country into the modern world. This period was marked by the fall of the "shogunate" and the return of power to the emperor, due to a new constitution inspired by modern Western constitutions.