Starts November 5, 2026.

Yes, classes are held live. The recording of the lectures is made available 2-3 working days after the broadcast (online or on television) and remains accessible until 31 days after the last live online session of the course.

Registration fees:

Early-bird price through September 5, 2026 – €290
Second-lowest price through October 5, 2026 – €390
3rd price after October 5, 2026 – €490

Phased payment 2x without interest:
70% - Upon registration
30% - After 30 days

The final classification in the course will result from the quantitative classification obtained by the final exam. The assessment comprises the answers to a 20-question multiple-choice exam. Each correct answer contributes 1 point to the final classification. The exam will be held at the end of the course.

The final evaluation of each course is expressed through a classification on a numerical scale from 0 to 20 points, with approval being considered as obtaining a minimum of 10 points.

The final classification of the course can be accompanied by a qualitative mention, expressed on the following scale: Sufficient (10 to 13), Good (14 and 15), Very Good (16 and 17) and Excellent (18 to 20).

According to the Portuguese legislation (DL 42/2005 of 22 February), grades below 10, on a scale from 0 to 20, imply failure.

At the end of the course, an evaluation instrument will be applied to measure the participants’ satisfaction with the training process and the conditions for carrying out the course, aiming at possible improvement actions.

At the end of the course, a Professional Training Certificate will be issued, in accordance with current legislation (Ordinance No. 474/2010 of 8 July), to all participants who successfully complete the vocational training. This certificate, as well as a diploma, will be made available in digital format in the participant’s area, on the EMSaúde website, within a maximum period of 30 working days, after the end date of the course. If the student does not succeed, a Certificate of Attendance in Vocational Training will be issued.

Physicians specializing in Sports and Exercise Medicine, physicians from other specialties who work in a sports context, dentists, nurses, physical therapists, osteopaths, strength and conditioning coaches, coaches, and other health and sports professionals who work with athletes during training, competition, or sporting events

Recordings of the classes will be made available on the Moodle platform within 2 to 3 business days after each live online session. They will remain accessible throughout the course and for up to 31 days after the last live online session. After this period, all recordings will no longer be available.

The minimum attendance requirement is 70%, which is tracked based on attendance at live sessions and/or viewing of the corresponding recordings.

For on-demand viewing to count toward attendance, it must be done directly on Moodle, with the student logged in using their personal credentials, at normal speed, and with an active connection to the platform throughout the entire playback.

The following are not counted for attendance purposes:

• offline viewing or viewing of content previously loaded into memory or the cache;
• fast-forward playback, specifically at 1.5× or 2×;
• any viewing done without being logged into the student's personal account;
• simply opening or accessing the content, without viewing it in its entirety.

Attendance is determined solely based on attendance records for live sessions and activity logs generated by the Moodle platform regarding the playback of recordings.

The “100%” notation displayed on Moodle after accessing a piece of content simply means that the content was opened or marked as accessed. It does not prove that the content was viewed in its entirety, nor does it, by itself, guarantee that it will be counted for attendance purposes.

Whenever the available records do not allow for confirmation of attendance under the conditions indicated above, such attendance cannot be counted, which may jeopardize compliance with the required minimum attendance and, consequently, the issuance of the final certificate.