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O transform the lives of Brazilian students for almost three decades. Created in 1998, the evaluation became the main gateway to higher education in the country. In addition, it tells several stories of young people and adults who had their lives transformed through education.
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They are trajectories such as Professor Paulo Almeida, who participated in the first edition of Enem. A historical experience, he says. At that time, the test was used only to evaluate the knowledge of high school -ending students and not as a selection process, but, according to Paulo, there was already an expectation that it evolved to function in todays molds.
Paulo Almeida, teacher, participated in the first edition of Enem, in 1998
As I went well at Enem, we were sure we were going to the right track. This gave me a great security to take other tests, including the entrance exam that year, where I was approved for dentistry. Today, as a teacher, I realize that we have a great inclusion in the classroom of students who have access to higher education because of this important assessment, he notes.
This was the case of Neander Oibio. After graduating in veterinary medicine, he continued to study and take the test every year because he targeted the graduation of his dreams. Neander used the Enem Selective Process note for the Student Financing Fund (Fies) and was able to join the Catholic University of Brasilia to attend Medicine, with the course funded.
Doctor Neander Oibio got a place in the course of his dreams by Fies
I left a very humble family, but I always believed a lot about studying to change my reality. Enem was a watershed. I took the proof in 2012, took a good grade and made the dream of attending my first graduation, but I continued studying. Years later, I was able to go to the selection process: it was a bridge to get out of reality and achieve my dream. I like to do it. I believe that education will change peoples lives, as mine has changed, he recalls.
Its history is no exception and was repeated in 2023, in the interior of Maranhao. The video of the moment Sabrina da Silva receives the news of her approval viralized on social networks. In it, she appears next to her family in a simple wooden house, listening to the dissemination of the outcome by the university radio - a scene that thrilled the country and symbolizes the power of public education as a engine of social transformation.
Sabrina is the first in the family to study at a public university
The youngest of seven siblings, the daughter of a maid and a farmer, who always studied in public school, joined the medical school with the Enem grade. Today in the fourth period at the Federal University of Maranhao (UFMA), Sabrina says she did not know the race until she moved to the state capital, St. Louis. Inside, we didnt even hear about Enem, it seemed that it did not belong to me. But I always liked to study and had big dreams. In Sao Luis, I did three years of course, I never gave up my name on the radio, was the time when my life changed. At a public university, he celebrates.
Enem 2025 registration is open by Friday, June 6, so that new stories of personal and social transformation are told. One of the news of this edition is the pre-named inscription for public network graduates. In such cases, the participant must access the official page to confirm the registration and select the foreign language test (English or Spanish) he wants to perform. The tests will be applied on November 9 and 16, in the 27 Federation Units.
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ENEM - EAVALIA The students school performance at the end of basic education. Over more than two decades of existence, the main gateway to higher education in Brazil, through the Unified Selection System (Sisu), the University for All Program (ProUni) and the Student Financing Fund (Fies) has been the main gateway.
Public and private educational institutions also use Oenempara selecting students as a unique or complementary criterion for selection processes. Individual results are also used in the selection processes of Portuguese institutions that have an agreement with Inep to accept the grades. The agreements guarantee facilitated access to the grades of Brazilian students interested in attending higher education in Portugal.
