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Brasilia, 14/11/2025 - This Friday (14), the National Network for Distance Education in Public Security (Rede EaD Senasp) completes 20 years dedicated to the training, qualification and appreciation of public security professionals throughout the country. Created in 2005, the initiative expanded access to knowledge and consolidated itself as one of the main training instruments of the Unified Public Security System (Susp).
Over two decades, the platform has trained more than 800,000 students, totaling 4.5 million training courses carried out, benefiting members of the Civil and Military Police, Fire Departments, Municipal Guards, Scientific Police and other public security and social defense bodies.
For those working in distant regions, the remote nature of training is recognized by professionals as an essential element in advancing qualifications. In Para, state Military Police colonel Ariel Sampaio comments on the impact of the initiative.
More than 4 thousand military police officers have been trained by Rede EaD Senasp in training courses over the last five years. It guarantees continuous improvement and overcomes geographical and logistical barriers that face-to-face teaching imposes, he comments.
For Sergeant of the Minas Gerais Military Fire Brigade Joselayne Pessoa, the Network provides access to contemporary themes that are fundamental to the exercise of police activity.
The Senasp Network continues our training with relevant topics related to human rights, conflict mediation, and racial issues. The fact of having virtual access democratizes this knowledge and allows us to adapt the study to our routine, without compromising our work or personal life.
The national secretary of Public Security, Mario Sarrubbo, highlights the reach of the platform and the Federal Governments investment in the qualification of professionals.
Considering just the last three years, around 620 thousand trainings were completed in the courses offered by the Network. More than R 170 million were invested in offering Distance Learning, both in the preparation of training and in the payment of scholarships within the Bolsa-Training project, an initiative that is part of the National Program for Public Security with Citizenship (Pronasci), demonstrating a strong commitment and investment in training and valuing Susp professionals, highlights Sarrubbo.
Currently, the Network offers 43 courses and continues to grow. Since 2023, new courses have been created or updated, including 17 courses launched this year alone. The forecast is to make another 30 new courses available in 2026. The director of Teaching and Research at Senasp, Michele dos Ramos, highlights the continuous process of updating and the collaborative construction of content.
The courses are designed in partnership with different professionals from the Susp bodies, researchers and specialists from different areas of knowledge. Our objective is to have multiple perspectives, methodologies and approaches to the priority themes of public security in this diverse Brazil with so many challenges, he says.
Democratization of knowledge
Since its creation, the Network has evolved from a model based on telecenters and satellite transmissions to a completely digital, free and accessible platform that offers learning paths, specializations and continuing training. This transformation expanded the scope of education and brought training even to remote regions, contributing to more qualified action by security forces.
Corporal Leonardo Guedes of the Paraiba Military Police highlights the benefit of autonomy in studies. The Network takes knowledge throughout the country. This autonomy is the main benefit, because we can study according to our routine and apply what we learn on a daily basis to improve service to the population, emphasizes Guedes.
For the Civil Police of the state of Goias, Vanessa Teles, the platform has made a difference not only in her professional training, but in the public security of the country as a whole:
I think its an incredible tool that allows professionals from all over the country to have access to quality courses, resulting in a more technical and efficient police service. Remote access allows us to combine the intense routine of police work with continuous learning, he stated.
Between 2023 and 2025, almost 100 content writers and reviewers participated in the development of the Networks courses, which are part of the Integrated System of Education and Professional Development (Sievap), provided for in Law No. 13,675/2018.
With a focus on innovation, expansion and appreciation of security agents, the 20 years of the Senasp EaD Rede mark a cycle of consolidation and projection of new fronts of action -- reinforcing the role of education as a fundamental tool for improving public security policy in the country.
