Seduc launches reinforcement classes broadcasted on TV and the internet aimed at the Enem
The initiative expands support for students with classes broadcasted by Educational TV and the Cemep channel on YouTube
With the aim of strengthening the preparation of students from Pará for the National High School Exam (Enem) 2025, the government of Pará, through the State Department of Education (Seduc), started, this Tuesday (4), the broadcasts of the live reinforcement classes from the Cursinho. The project, unprecedented in the State, guarantees free access to quality content for students from all regions of Pará, focusing on the subjects covered in the exam.
The classes are broadcast live by Educational TV, channel 7.2, and by the YouTube channel of the Center for Media of Education in Pará (Cemep), from Monday to Friday, in the morning shift, from 8 am to 11:05 am, and in the afternoon shift, from 2 pm to 5:05 pm. The programming continues until December 5.
The State Secretary of Education, Ricardo Sefer, highlighted Seduc's commitment to innovation in teaching and strengthening the public network.
“This initiative is another demonstration that the government of Pará is committed to ensuring equal opportunities for all students. The mediated classes represent an advancement in the way of teaching, as they bring quality content to every corner of the State, connecting experienced teachers and students with a common purpose, the pursuit of a strong and transformative public education,” he emphasized.
There will be five weeks of classes, covering content from the areas of Languages, Human Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Mathematics. The meetings feature the best teachers from the state network, ensuring a dynamic, accessible, and interactive reinforcement.
The coordinator of Enem Pará, Professor Márcio Lisboa, emphasized the importance of the initiative. “These classes are fundamental for the preparation of students, both from the capital and from the countryside. They reinforce, consolidate, and massify knowledge already acquired, offering a new way to study, with free and interactive access, whether through TV or the internet. The student can participate live, sending questions and clearing doubts in real time,” he explained.
The director of Cemep, Professor Thomas Jefferson, reinforced that the project was designed to equitably serve students throughout the State.
“The Technology-Mediated Cursinho operates from Monday to Friday, with seven daily classes of 25 minutes, broadcast live. The same classes are offered in both shifts, with different teachers, ensuring that all students, regardless of the time, have access to the same quality content,” he stressed.
The Enem 2025 exams in the municipalities of Belém, Ananindeua, and Marituba have been rescheduled to November 30 and December 7, due to the 30th United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP30), which will take place in the capital of Pará.
In all other municipalities in the State and Brazil, the exams will be held on the dates of the official calendar of the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep), November 9 and 16.
With this action, the Secretary ensures equal learning opportunities and expands access to preparation for the Enem, strengthening public education and the future of young people from Pará.
