Those enrolled in the National Skills Certification Examination (fill) 2014 take this weekend, May 31st and June 1st, the tests to obtain a certificate of completion of elementary school. In Brazil, the exam will only be applied on Sunday.
Brazilians residing in other countries can take the Encceja Exterior to also obtain a certificate of completion of high school. In Japan, in the cities of Ota, Hamamatsu and Nagoya, the exam will be administered on Saturday and Sunday. In Portugal, Belgium, French Guiana and the United States, exams for elementary education will be applied on June 7th, and for secondary education on June 8th.
The exam is free and of voluntary participation, aimed at young people and adults who are at least 15 years old, in the case of certification of elementary school, or at least 18 years, in the case of Brazilians who live abroad and want the certificate of high school.
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Encceja is made up of four objective tests with 30 multiple-choice questions each and is charged for following areas of knowledge: I - Portuguese Language, Modern Foreign Language, Arts, Physical Education and Essay; II - Mathematics; III - History and Geography and IV - Natural Sciences.
Candidates must attend the test venues one hour in advance and bring a ballpoint pen in black ink, produced with transparent material, and an original document with a photo. For Encceja Exterior it is mandatory to present a passport.
Locations and times of tests in Brazil
Locations and times of tests abroad
The certification will be awarded if the candidate achieves a minimum score of 100 points in each of the knowledge area tests and 5.0 points in the essay. More information at National Encceja Notice or from Enceja Exterior.
by Adriano Lesme
