Changes in Enem cost reduction in the

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Exam Inep aims with the changes to reduce the costs of preparing the Enem tests. On 03/26/2019 12:57 pm, updated on 03/26/2019 12:57 pm By Erica Caetano Image Credit: Shutterstock Print out Text: A+ A- ADVERTISING Registration for the National High School Examination ( Enem ) 2019 is now arriving. They will be received between May 6th and 17th , online. Before, between April 1st and 10th, participants will be able to request exemption from the registration fee, in the amount of R$85. The tests are scheduled for November 3rd and 10th, two Sundays. The format will be the same as last year, lasting 5:30 am on the first Sunday and 5:00 am on the second. Although many things remain the same in the 21st edition of the Exam, some changes were made by the Institute of Educational Studies and Research (Inep) with the aim of promoting savings in expenses with regard to the test. Changes Among the changes is the procedure for biometric identification. Since 2016, the exam has used an individual graphite slide to collect each participant's fingerprint.

Now, according to the agency, test inspectors will use a sponge that will Special Data allow them to collect more than three thousand fingerprints. Another item that will change and that has left many Enem participants worried concerns the layout of the tests. The blank spaces in the test notebooks will be used for calculations and notes. But the organization guaranteed that the lack of a draft page will not hinder students, as it will be at the end of the Question Booklet handed out on the first day of the test. The novelty would be on the second day of the exam, when there will no longer be a separate scratch sheet for mathematical calculations. This space, however, will be available on the last page of the question booklet. This will delete specific pages for drafts. The savings in this case would be to reduce the number of pages printed at the printer. These changes are part of the Cost Reduction and Optimization of Logistics Resources Program.

According to the president of Inep, Marcus Vinicius Rodrigues, the savings could reach R$42 million. Another front of action to reduce costs would be training all employees involved with the application. In Enem alone, there are around 500 thousand people throughout Brazil. The format adopted until 2018, with face-to-face and distance training, was revised. The creation of a channel in the Enem 2019 application for vocational guidance is also being studied. The idea is to introduce the career to students and reduce the number of university students who change courses or abandon college because they do not identify with the career. The intensification of the security of the tests will be reinforced according to the agency, with electronic devices that emit sounds during the test and which will result in the disqualification of the participant. Snacks will also be monitored. In fact, we will only know whether the new measures will work or not when they are implemented, after the tests are carried out. And while they don't arrive, you can take advantage and study with Brasil Escola.

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