Enem Exam Drives Study Tips and Certifier Hiring in Brazil

Psychologist Jaqueline Pereira da Rocha, coordinator of the psychology program at Faculdade Anhanguera, explains five habits that can improve memory and learning for students preparing for Brazil's National High School Exam (Enem). The habits are: maintaining adequate sleep, taking strategic study breaks, engaging in regular physical activity, using active revision techniques such as answering questions and creating mind maps, and caring for emotional health to reduce anxiety and stress.

The National Network of Certifiers (RNC) has opened registration for certifiers who will work at Enem, the National Teacher Exam (PND) and the National Medical Training Evaluation (Enamed). Applications are accepted through the RNC system until 28 June. Eligible candidates are federal public servants and permanent teachers in state or municipal public schools. Selected certifiers will receive a daily fee of R$ 510 for regular demand or R$ 864 for exceptional demand involving travel over 150 km. Their duties include monitoring exam venues, handling test booklets, collecting answer sheets, recording incidents and submitting final reports.