The University of Paraíba (UEPB) has announced the opening of 300 available spots for a preparatory course aimed at the Exame Nacional do Ensino Médio (Enem) taking place in 2026. These classes are part of the Pró-Enem program, organized by the university's Extension Prorectorate, and are targeted specifically at students from public schools. Registration for this opportunity will occur on February 25 and 26 at the Center for Legal Sciences (CCJ) located in Campina Grande.

According to the published notice, of the 300 selected students, 40 will benefit from a monthly financial aid of R$ 200 for a duration of eight months, designed to help support their studies during this critical preparatory period. The course is structured to offer a total of 120 spots for afternoon classes, held from Tuesday to Thursday, and 180 spots for morning classes on Saturdays. This initiative aims to enhance educational opportunities for underprivileged students and prepare them for the important national examination.

This move underscores UEPB's commitment to accessibility in education, particularly for those who may face barriers in gaining access to necessary preparatory resources. By facilitating a comprehensive preparatory curriculum at no cost to the participants, the program not only aids individual students’ aspirations but also contributes to broader educational equity within the region, as good performance in the Enem can significantly influence higher education access for many young Brazilians.