Instituto João Bittar

If the existing methods
to qualify apprentices
don’t work, someone needs
to move forward

Using neuroscience to transform how our young apprentices are trained

If we can’t find a new method to qualify talents, there is no reason to believe the future lies in the hands of our youth. Indeed, believing in that future is not enough: we must build it. That’s why we are revolutionizing the concept of developing young apprentices.

Drawing from research in neuroscience, we reshape how individuals are qualified. We map out behaviors. We enhance the way knowledge is spread. We improve the means of increasing productivity. We innovate how people are managed. Because if what exists doesn’t work, someone needs to move forward.

Explore our Lab

Visit the website of the sole private lab dedicated to research in cognitive and behavioral neuroscience in Brazil

Bittar Neuroscience

Learn how we use
neuroscience to train
young apprentices

Instituto João Bittar is a training entity for young apprentices. We are the social branch of Bittar Neurociência, the sole private lab dedicated to research in neuroscience in Brazil.

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Instituto João Bittar in numbers

+40
YEARS SINCE OUR FOUNDATION
+150
BUSINESS UNITS
+2,000
PARTNER COMPANIES
+45 MILLIONS
HOURS OF CLASSES ATTENDED

Our Partner Companies

  • Americanas
  • Edux
  • ADM
  • Parceiro
  • Parceiro
  • Parceiro
  • Parceiro
  • Parceiro
  • Outback
  • Nestlé
  • Minerva Foods
  • Ecovias
  • JBS
  • Friboi
  • Coca-Cola
  • Bradesco

UNDERSTANDING THE YOUNG APPRENTICE PROGRAM

The Young Apprentice program at Instituto João Bittar aims to integrate young individuals into the workforce by providing vocational training that combines theoretical education, both in-person and through distance learning, with practical experience in top companies nationwide.

We are the sole apprenticeship training entity in Brazil employing a methodology for apprentice qualification and management that is grounded in research in applied neuroscience. To participate, individuals must be between 14 and 24 years old – or, in the case of Persons with Disabilities (PwD), any age –, and be enrolled in or have completed high school. Contracts are for 4 or 6 hours per day with formal employment status.