‘The importance of respect for religions of African origin’ and ‘Actions to take care of workers’ mental health’ are themes in the Encceja 2023 essay

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Examination that grants a diploma from elementary school or high school for those who did not finish the steps at regular age is being applied throughout the country. More than 1.1 million have signed up. Encceja is applied this Sunday (27) across the country. Luís Gustavo Malheiros/City Hall of Macaé The themes of the essays for the National Examination for the Certification of Youth and Adult Skills (Encceja) 2023 were “The importance of respect for African-derived religions”, for elementary school students, and “Actions to care worker’s mental health” for those in high school. The information was confirmed by Inep on social media. The exam, which grants certification of primary or secondary education to people who did not finish these stages at regular age, is being applied this Sunday (27) in all states and in the Federal District. The composition must have up to 30 lines and follow the essay-argumentative model, the same as the National High School Examination (Enem). In previous years, the topics of the essays were: 2017 – Elementary School: The importance of vaccination for public health 2017 – High School: The issue of adopting children and adolescents in Brazil 2018 – Elementary School: Possibilities of safe food for the Brazilian population 2018 – High School: The risks of night work for workers’ health 2019 – Elementary School: New forms of conscious consumption 2019 – High School: Time organization and access to social networks 2020 (applied in 2021) – School Fundamental: Affective abandonment of the elderly in Brazil 2020 (applied in 2021) – Secondary Education: Combating sexual abuse against children and adolescents in Brazil 2022 – Elementary Education: The role of oral tradition in preserving culture in Brazil 2022 – Secondary Education: Challenges from the fashion industry to the preservation of the environment According to Inep, more than 1.1 million people signed up for the assessment, which, in addition to writing, has four objective tests with 30 multiple-choice questions each. The first stage of the exam took place during the morning, from 9 am to 1 pm (Brasília time). The second part started at 3:30 pm, after a break for the participants. For those seeking a diploma in elementary education, the division is as follows: from 9 am to 1 pm: Natural Sciences and Mathematics; from 3:30 pm to 8:30 pm: Portuguese Language, Modern Foreign Language, Arts, Physical Education, Writing, History and Geography. And for those trying to get a high school certification, the structure is: from 9 am to 1 pm: Natural Sciences and its Technologies and Mathematics and its Technologies; from 3:30 pm to 8:30 pm: Languages, Codes and their Technologies and Writing and Human Sciences and their Technologies.

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