O último fim de semana ditou o regresso da secção de btt da Moinho Vermoim – os Avebikers – à competição. No sábado em mais uma prova pontuável para a contar para o Troféu Urban Race, a penúltima desta competição.
A equipa esteve uma vez mais em grande nível tendo obtido o 2º lugar em Triplas Masculinas (composta pelos atletas Davide Silva/ Sérgio Nogueira / Bruno Carneiro) reforçando assim a liderança do Troféu com 122 pontos contra 70 dos mais diretos perseguidores ao cabo de 5 provas em 6 possíveis.
Ainda dentro do mesmo troféu de ressalvar a liderança, ainda que partilhada, da nossa Dupla Mista (composta pelos atletas Nuno Silva e Daniela Araújo com 135 pontos).
Já no domingo e em estreia no Campeonato Regional do Minho de XCO os nossos pupilos obtiveram resultados de excelência num percurso bastante técnico e duro, sendo que vencemos a Classe de Promoção com o atleta Hugo Martins e ainda obtivemos o 2º lugar por intermédio do atleta Nuno Silva.
Estão abertas as inscrições para a frequência nos Cursos de Especialização Tecnológica (CET) e nos Cursos Técnicos Superiores Profissionais (CTESP) lecionados no âmbito do Centro Qualifica de Vila Nova de Famalicão no CITEVE – Centro Tecnológico das Indústrias Têxtil e do Vestuário de Portugal, na CESPU – Instituto Politécnico de Saúde do Norte, no CENFIM – Centro de Formação Profissional de Indústria Metalúrgica e Metalomecânica, e nos polos de Famalicão do IPCA – Instituto Politécnico do Cávado e Ave e do IPB – Instituto Politécnico de Bragança.
A primeira fase de candidaturas decorre até 31 de agosto, a segunda fase até 30 de setembro e a terceira, até 14 de dezembro.
Ambos os cursos são de Nível 5, ou seja, são formações pós-secundárias não superiores que visam conferir uma qualificação profissional do Quadro Nacional de Qualificações (QNQ).
Assim, para os CET, podem candidatar-se os titulares de um curso de ensino secundário ou de habilitação legalmente equivalente; os estudantes que tenham obtido aprovação em todas as disciplinas dos 10º e 11.º e tendo estado inscritos no 12º ano, de um curso de ensino secundário ou de habilitação legalmente equivalente, não o tenham concluído. Igualmente, podem candidatar-se titulares de uma qualificação profissional de nível 4, e quem já possua um diploma de especialização tecnológica ou de um grau ou diploma de ensino superior que procure requalificação profissional.
Os estudantes que não sejam titulares de um curso de ensino secundário ou de habilitação legalmente equivalente têm de realizar, caso sejam selecionados, um plano de formação adicional.
Os CET têm a duração aproximada de um ano e meio (18 meses) a que corresponde entre 60 e 90 unidades de crédito.
Estes são cursos totalmente financiados.
Abertas estão também as candidaturas aos CTESP, formações de nível superior que visam conferir uma qualificação profissional de Nível 5 do QNQ e permitem concorrer à matrícula e inscrição no ensino superior através de concurso especial.
Para acederem a estas formações os candidatos têm de possuir o curso secundário ou habilitação legalmente equivalente; tenha sido aprovado nas provas especialmente adequadas para maiores de 23 anos; sejam titulares de um diploma de especialização tecnológica ou de técnico superior profissional; ou sejam titulares de um grau de ensino superior que pretendam a sua requalificação profissional.
Um CTESP tem 120 créditos e a duração de quatro semestres (2 anos), sendo o último em contexto de trabalho. A nível de financiamento, os candidatos podem aceder a bolsas de estudo da Direção Geral de Ensino Superior (DGES).
Estão disponíveis os cursos de: Técnico Especialista em Gestão da Produção (Supervisor de Produção) – Indústria Metalúrgica e Metalomecânica; Técnico/a Especialista em Tecnologia Mecânica; Técnico/a Especialista em Tecnologia Mecatrónica; Técnico/a Especialista em Processos de coloração e acabamentos têxteis; Técnico/a Especialista em Industrialização de produto moda; Bioanálises e Controlo; Gerontologia; Bem Estar e Termalismo; Manutenção e Controlo de Equipamentos Biomédicos; Comunicação Digital; Administração e Negócios; Tecnologia Alimentar; Análise químicas e biológicas; Automação, Robótica e Eletrónica Industrial; Design de Moda; Exportação e Logística.
Largos milhares de visitantes encheram neste fim de semana o recinto da Feira de Artesanato e Gastronomia de Vila Nova de Famalicão. O evento que arrancou na sexta-feira registou até ao final do dia de domingo, a visita de mais de 30 mil pessoas, provocando verdadeiras enchentes, e deixando os expositores muito satisfeitos.
Isso mesmo constatou o presidente da Câmara Municipal, Paulo Cunha, que aproveitou a tarde de domingo para visitar o certame e cumprimentar os artesãos e todos os participantes. Para o autarca, o êxito da Feira de Artesanato e Gastronomia de Vila Nova de Famalicão resulta essencialmente do prestígio e da qualidade que o evento tem alcançado nos últimos anos.
A Feira de Artesanato e Gastronomia abriu portas na passada sexta-feira e prolonga-se até ao próximo domingo, 9 de setembro, dando a conhecer o trabalho ao vivo de cerca de 100 artesãos.
À beleza e excelência do artesanato, a feira junta ainda os verdadeiros sabores e aromas da gastronomia nacional. Nas tasquinhas provam-se os tradicionais chouriços e presuntos, ricos queijos, os melhores doces, compotas, vinhos e licores. Tudo isto, num ambiente marcadamente popular animado pela presença de grupos folclóricos, cantares ao desafio e muita música tradicional portuguesa, que irá animar as noites do evento.
Ao nível da animação, destaque para os concertos de Augusto Canário & Amigos, amanhã, terça-feira, e do rapper Piruka que promete atrair as gerações mais novas até ao recinto da Feira, na noite de quinta-feira, 6 de setembro. Além disso, o evento garante animação diária e constante através da participação de quase três dezenas de artistas musicais.
Esta noite, a animação estará entregue a Helena Fernandes e Banda Jazz e à Banda Medusa. O resto da semana segue ainda com Ronda dos Quatro Caminhos (dia 5) e Charles Band Dickens e Rosamate (dia 7).
No próximo fim-de-semana destaque para as tardes de folclore, para o projeto cultural Vozes do Minho, as danças urbanas e para a atuação de Costinha (no sábado) e de Carina Amarante e Patricia Costa (no domingo), com a noite de fado. Todos os espetáculos são de entrada livre.
A Feira de Artesanato e Gastronomia de Famalicão vai já na sua 35.ª edição, é de entrada gratuita e decorre no antigo campo da feira semanal.
As temperaturas máximas vão descer a partir de hoje, entre 7 e 10 graus Celsius nas regiões do litoral Norte e Centro, segundo a meteorologista do Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera, Maria João Frada.
“Durante a noite tivemos grande parte das regiões do interior Norte e Centro com aguaceiros por vezes fortes, acompanhados de trovoada e em alguns locais sob a forma de granizo. Hoje vamos começar o dia de uma forma completamente diferente dos últimos dias: com muita nebulosidade baixa, neblinas e nevoeiros a afetar todo o litoral incluindo a costa sul do Algarve”, disse.
De acordo com Maria João Frada, as temperaturas máximas vão sofrer a partir de hoje uma descida significativa a sul do litoral oeste do Cabo Mondego.
“A sul do litoral oeste do Cabo Mondego a nebulosidade pode não dissipar e é nestes locais que a decida da temperatura máxima é mais acentuada sendo de 7 a 10 graus e nas restantes regiões do continente de 4 e 5 graus”, disse.
Segundo a meteorologista do Instituto Português do mar e da Atmosfera (IPMA), esta situação vai manter-se nos próximos dias.
“Por um lado temos nebulosidade baixa, neblinas e nevoeiros a afetar especialmente o litoral oeste e nas regiões do Norte e Centro aguaceiros e condições favoráveis a trovoadas e granizo bem como rajadas. O vento vai continuar fraco, predominando nos próximos dias”, salientou.
De acordo com Maria João Frada, esta situação vai manter-se até à próxima quinta-feira.
“Na terça-feira não vamos ter alterações nas temperaturas, na quarta vamos ter uma descida da máxima de 2 e 4 graus na generalidade do território. A meio da semana os valores da temperatura máxima não vão ultrapassar os 28 graus em todo o território”, disse.
As temperaturas mínimas vão variar entre os 12 e os 15 graus, com exceção do Algarve, que estará entre os 18 e os 20 graus.
Segundo Maria João Frada, a instabilidade deve-se “à aproximação de um vale nos níveis altos da atmosfera com ar frio”.
A cantora famalicense Helena Fernandes e banda de Fradelos Medusa são os responsáveis pela animação musical de mais um dia de Feira de Artesanato e Gastronomia de Vila Nova de Famalicão.
O primeiro concerto da noite está marcado para as 21h30. Helena Fernandes, em declarações à Cidade Hoje, prometeu muitas surpresas.
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