Registration for the National Examination for Certification of Youth and Adult Skills (Encceja) closes this week. The exam makes it possible for young people and adults who did not finish their studies at the appropriate age, certification in primary or secondary education.
Therefore, for the certificate of elementary education it is necessary to be at least 15 years old on the date of the test. On the other hand, for secondary education, the minimum age is 18 years.
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Assessment
Encceja 2019 assessments will be applied on August 25, in more than 600 municipalities across the country. The exam will contain four objective tests, each consisting of 30 multiple-choice questions, and an essay.
In addition, to be approved, candidates must have a minimum score of 100 points in each of the objective tests, as well as five points in the essay.
The final calculation of the evaluation will be done in two ways. Those who achieve the minimum score in all tests will be entitled to certification of completion of primary or secondary education.
However, those who do not get the minimum score in all, just some, or one, will be entitled to a partial declaration of proficiency.
Study for Encceja 2019
The organizing body of Encceja 2019 is Inep. Therefore, in order to facilitate the study routine of young people and adults who wish to take the exam, the institution provides students with the content to be studied.
The contents are based on real Encceja questions. Therefore, students can access the material in the Inep website.
Registrations
Those interested in holding the Encceja need to hurry and register as soon as possible. That's because the exam registration period closes next Friday, May 31th.
To request participation in the exam is easy and practical, just access the Encceja website 2019, and register.
Notice in Pounds
Aiming at greater accessibility for the exam, this year's version has an announcement in Libras. In addition, students who have previously had a medical report approved do not need to present another one.
However, participants who are deafblind, deaf and hard of hearing must inform, when registering, whether they use a hearing aid or cochlear implant.
