Brazilians living in Portugal who have not completed Primary or Secondary education can sit the Encceja Abroad exam—a Brazilian government certification of basic skills—and a free preparatory course in Lisbon now has registrations open to help candidates prepare. Organisers and participants, including Rejane Lima, stress that the qualification is a valuable asset in the job market and facilitates adaptation to life in Portugal. The initiative is being covered by Radar DN Brasil (a Diário de Notícias segment for the Brazilian community), which airs Fridays at 08:00 on YouTube and Spotify; the next edition airs on Friday 13 February.
Free preparatory course for the Encceja Abroad is open for registration, find out how to sign up
Saturday, 14 February 2026RSS
Context & Explainers
Encceja Abroad is the Brazilian government's exam for adults living overseas to get primary or secondary education certification; its full name is Exame Nacional para Certificação de Competências de Jovens e Adultos (ENCCEJA). Brazilians in Portugal can take the test to certify school-level qualifications, and the story notes free preparatory courses are available in Lisbon to help candidates prepare.
AI Summary AvailableFree Encceja Abroad course opens in LisbonRead the synthesized summary with context and explainers
View full article on Dinheiro Vivo
