Brazil's Sejuv graduates first basic computer class in Campo Grande

Twenty young people completed a basic computer training program organized by the Secretaria Executiva da Juventude (Sejuv) on Friday, 12 June. The five‑day course ran from 8 to 12 June at Sejuv’s new headquarters on Avenida Afonso Pena, 3.128, and taught fundamental skills in the Microsoft Office suite, with particular emphasis on Word.

Participants highlighted the practical benefits for employment. Camylly Regina, 23, said the training will help her pursue a career in accounting, while 19‑year‑old Andriel Esmael praised the clear teaching style and recommended the course to others. The program is part of Sejuv’s broader initiative to improve professional qualifications and digital competencies among youth in Campo Grande.