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As Demand for Education Rises in Brazil, For Profit Colleges Fill the Gap

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Brazil skills and engineering shortages a constraint for growth

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Brazil's education system is not doing its job as there is a severe engineering shortage and workers skills and education are lagging badly. large companies have their own training programs to make up.

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