DF Government Opens 10,000 Free Spots in Courses for Enem, College Entrance Exams, and Public Contests

Written by Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges

Published on 15/07/2025 at 10:59

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Initiative by the Department of Economic Development, Labor and Income Offers Complete Preparation with Teaching Material, Uniforms, Snacks, and Transportation Assistance for Those Approved.

The DF Government Opens 10,000 Free Spots in Preparatory Courses Aimed at the National High School Exam (Enem), College Entrance Exams, and Public Competitions. The initiative, announced by the Department of Economic Development, Labor and Income (Setrab), represents a unique opportunity for students seeking qualifications to enter higher education or a public career. Enrollment is already open and can be done until July 27.

This program aims to democratize access to quality education, offering not only classes but also all the necessary support for students to dedicate themselves to their studies. In addition to the immediate spots, a reserve list will be created with more than a thousand candidates to fill any potential withdrawals, ensuring that the maximum number of people benefits.

How to Participate in the Selection

DF Government Opens 10,000 Free Spots in Courses for Enem, College Entrance Exams, and Competitions

To compete for one of the spots, interested individuals must meet some basic requirements. This is an opportunity for a wide audience, from young people still in high school to adults seeking a new chance in the job market.

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Schedule and Course Details

It is essential for candidates to pay attention to the dates to avoid missing any step of the selection process. The organization of the program aims to ensure transparency and agility from registration to the start of classes.

Pay attention to the official schedule:

Enrollments: From July 14 to 27.
Announcement of Results: July 31, on the secretary’s website.
Enrollment Period: From August 8 to 14, directly at the teaching centers.
Start of Classes: Expected for August 18.

The courses will have a total workload of 240 class hours, with in-person classes distributed across five centers: Ceilândia, Taguatinga, Asa Sul, Planaltina, and Gama. There will be classes in the morning, afternoon, and evening, providing flexibility for students.

Benefits and Complete Support for Students

One of the major differentiators of this GDF initiative is the complete support offered to students. The goal is to remove financial barriers that often prevent students from continuing their preparation.

All selected students will receive for free:

Complete Educational Kit: with booklets, notebooks, pens, and other materials.
Uniform: two t-shirts for identification.
Daily Snack: to ensure energy during classes.
Transportation Assistance: to cover travel costs.
Personal Accident Insurance.

At the end of the course, participants who achieve a minimum attendance of 75% and an achievement of 70% will receive a certificate of completion, a significant differential for their resume.

This action reinforces the local government’s commitment to education and professional qualification. By offering this structure, the DF Government Opens 10,000 Free Spots in Courses that can truly transform the life trajectory of many citizens.

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DF Government Opens 10,000 Free Spots in Courses for Enem, College Entrance Exams, and Public Contests

Initiative by the Department of Economic Development, Labor and Income Offers Complete Preparation with Teaching Material, Uniforms, Snacks, and Transportation Assistance for Those Approved.

How to Participate in the Selection

Schedule and Course Details

Benefits and Complete Support for Students

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