📋 Tender Overview
PAIS Program joins a test simulation day to measure knowledge of people enrolled in Pronabecs ENP.With the goal of strengthening their knowledge and preparing them academically, hundreds of young people and 4th and 5th grade secondary school students from populated centers in Peru participated in the simulation of the National Pre-selection Exam (ENP) for Scholarship 18, which is promoted through the Tambos of the PAIS National Program of the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (Midis), by order of Minister Lesly Shica.
This mock test, run by the National Scholarship and Educational Credit Program (Pronabec), will allow young people enrolled in the ENP to measure their academic level in real conditions, replicating the official admission exam, having the support of the Tambos located in rural areas of the mountains and the jungle.
Thus, applicants from rural and native communities, surrounding the Tambos, tested their knowledge, became familiar with the type of exam and simulated the real time they would have to answer all possible questions. All of this with the goal that they enter a university or institute that provides them with better opportunities to improve their quality of life.
Throughout the day, the applicants received the support of the managers of the Tambos del Midis; who, in addition to informing this year about the importance of accessing Beca 18, provided access to the internet and the use of computer equipment so that the young people could take the simulation of the test. The National Pre-selection Exam for Scholarship 18 will be held on Sunday, November 16, in person and simultaneously throughout the country.
Educational reinforcement
In addition, 4th and 5th grade students also participate in reinforcement sessions in verbal and mathematical reasoning. These educational workshops are carried out virtually and free of charge with the support of the Academika platform.
These actions are carried out to promote that the path to higher education that students and young people from difficult-to-access areas begin have the necessary information, advice and support to know the benefits of the educational offers that the State provides.
It should be noted that, at the national level, the Midis PAIS program has 516 Tambos in 22 regions, which contribute to improving basic education and promoting access to quality higher education through various initiatives such as Aprendo en Tambo and BecaTambo.
