The National Learning Institute (INA) announced the opening of a new enrollment process for more than 15 technical and professional training courses at various campuses nationwide. This initiative aims to provide competitive tools to the population in order to facilitate their entry into the labor market or strengthen local entrepreneurship.
The offerings for this period cover strategic sectors such as industry, technology, and agriculture, with options available in both in-person and virtual formats.
Highlighted Courses and Campuses
Among the training programs available for this month of February, several technical programs with high demand in the productive sector stand out:
Industrial and Construction Sector: At the La Uruca campus, spots have opened for programs such as Industrial Refrigeration Mechanic with Ammonia, Finishing Masonry, and Plumbing for Buildings.
Languages Sector: At the Paseo Colón campus, enrollment is open for High-Intermediate English, aimed at individuals who already have prior knowledge and are seeking further specialization.
Agricultural Sector: Courses such as Application of Organic Agriculture in Crops are being offered, responding to new trends in sustainable production.
Technology and Digital Skills: Other campuses, such as San Ramón, Alajuela, and Heredia, include options in Digital Skills Development and Endpoint Security.
General Admission Requirements
To apply for a spot in these free training programs, applicants must meet a series of basic requirements that vary depending on the course, but generally include:
Age: Be over 15 years old (some specific courses require applicants to be of legal age).
Identification: Have a valid identification document (national ID card, DIMEX, or passport).
Education: Depending on the level of training, requirements range from a sixth-grade certificate to a High School Diploma.
Selection Process: Some programs require applicants to take an aptitude test or attend a mandatory informational interview.
How to Apply
The INA has reminded the public that the enrollment process is conducted transparently through its official channels. Interested individuals may submit their application in the following ways:
Online Platform: By visiting the official website www.inainscripcioncursos.ac.cr, where users can filter their search by province, training center, and sector of interest.
In Person: In some cases, training centers receive documents directly on the dates indicated on their regional social media pages.
Institutional authorities emphasize that spaces are limited and tend to fill up quickly due to the free nature and prestige of INA certifications. Interested individuals are encouraged to verify schedules and specific start dates for each course to ensure successful participation in the 2026 academic cycle.
