Sebrae’s February Trainings Empower Small Businesses in Pará as Pernambuco Leads Employment Growth
Sebrae/PA offers extensive February courses to support small businesses, while Pernambuco’s small enterprises lead job growth in 2025, showcasing the vital economic role of micro-entrepreneurs.
- • Sebrae/PA offers in-person and online business management trainings in February.
- • Courses include inventory management, e-commerce logistics, and business planning.
- • Free workshops are scheduled for February 26, with in-person courses priced at R$ 50 in Belém.
- • Pernambuco’s small businesses led job creation in 2025, surpassing the national rate.
- • Rubens Magno highlights Sebrae’s role in fostering sustainable development and entrepreneurial opportunities in Pará.
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The Serviço de Apoio às Micro e Pequenas Empresas no Pará (Sebrae/PA) has launched a robust training agenda this February, aiming to bolster small business management and entrepreneurship in the state. Sebrae/PA offers a variety of courses, both in-person and online, with fees for onsite courses at R$ 50 and free virtual sessions. Notable workshops include "Smart Inventory Management," "E-commerce Logistics," and "Business Plan Development," conducted in Belém throughout the month. Additionally, free workshops are scheduled for February 26, focusing on improving operational and strategic capacities of micro and small enterprises.
Rubens Magno, director-superintendent of Sebrae in Pará, emphasized the institution's strategic role: "Sebrae in Pará offers training that strengthens the management of small businesses and stimulates sustainable development, expanding opportunities for entrepreneurs in the state."
Meanwhile, Pernambuco’s small businesses have been recognized for their significant impact on employment, leading job creation in 2025 and surpassing the national growth rate. This highlights the critical role that small enterprises play in Brazil's economic development beyond Pará, demonstrating a broader national trend of entrepreneurial-driven employment expansion.
These initiatives underscore the essential support that training and development programs provide to micro and small businesses, aiding them in enhancing management skills and contributing positively to local economies through employment generation and sustainable practices.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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