Fulfill your contribution hours by working professionally in partner institutions
The contribution is an obligation outlined in the benefit, assumed by the beneficiary student at the time of signing the Student Financial Assistance Contract (CAFE).
It primarily consists of providing services to the community for educational purposes, as a form of social return on the public investment made in the student's academic training, and may, as provided by the legislation of the benefit, also be fulfilled through reimbursement to the treasury.
The contribution aims to promote the civic and professional development of the beneficiary, ensuring the social return on the public investment made through the benefit, by providing educational services that are compatible with the academic training and institutional guidelines.
The workload of the contribution to be fulfilled by the beneficiary varies according to the granted benefit, ranging from 120 (one hundred and twenty) hours to a maximum limit of 480 (four hundred and eighty) hours, in accordance with the Student Financial Assistance Contract (CAFE) and the program's regulations.
The deadline for fulfilling the contribution is up to 2 (two) years, counted from the completion of the undergraduate course (graduation ceremony) or the formal interruption of the course, as applicable. While the student maintains an active academic link, there is no requirement to fulfill the contribution.
If the contribution is not fulfilled within the deadline, the beneficiary may be required to repay the amounts invested through the benefit.
Which contribution modality should I follow?
I completed the course and graduated
The contribution must be fulfilled through professional work in Partner Institutions, as guided and validated by UNESC.
I interrupted the course (withdrawal, leave of absence, or termination of academic link)
The contribution must be fulfilled in activities linked to extension projects at UNESC, as defined and monitored by the institution.
I am still pursuing my degree
As long as there is an active academic link, there is no requirement for contribution.
Exclusive for those who have already graduated
Contribution through professional work – for beneficiaries who have completed the course
Exclusive for students with benefit suspension
Contribution linked to extension projects – for beneficiaries with formal course interruption
*Important: Beneficiaries who are still enrolled cannot fulfill hours BEFORE completion or withdrawal from the course.
UNESC defines, in conjunction with the partner institution, the activities compatible with the beneficiary's education.
The beneficiary confirms interest and availability to fulfill the requirements under the established conditions.
UNESC monitors the execution of activities with the partner institution and validates the completion of the required hours for the purpose of benefit registration.
The required hours must be completed within a period of up to 2 (two) years, starting from the graduation ceremony or the formal interruption of the course.
The activities must occur exclusively in institutions affiliated with Unesc.
The required hours must comply with legal limits, not exceeding 40 (forty) hours per week, according to the benefit legislation.
This section presents the institutions that have already formalized partnerships with UNESC for the purpose of fulfilling the requirements of the Free University Program.
Exclusive for those who have already graduated
The list of available positions can be found on the system minha.unesc.net
Access minha.unesc.net →This section presents the ongoing extension projects for the purpose of fulfilling the requirements of the Free University Program.
Exclusive for non-graduated or withdrawn students
The list of available positions can be found on the system minha.unesc.net
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The requirement is an obligation outlined in the benefit, consisting of providing educational activities to the community as a form of social return on the public investment made in the student's education.
Beneficiaries who have completed the course (graduation) or who have formally interrupted their studies must fulfill the requirement.
Students who are still enrolled do not need to fulfill the requirement at this time.
The requirement obligation begins after graduation or formal interruption of the course, as applicable.
The deadline to fulfill the requirement is up to 2 (two) years, counted from graduation or course interruption.
The total required hours vary according to the benefit granted, ranging from 120 to 480 hours, as outlined in the Student Financial Assistance Contract (CAFE).
Yes. The required hours cannot exceed 40 (forty) hours per week, according to the benefit legislation.
Beneficiaries who have completed the course fulfill the requirement through professional activities in partner institutions, with a formal partnership established with UNESC and institutional validation.
In cases of formal interruption of the course, the counterpart is fulfilled through activities linked to extension projects at UNESC, according to institutional definition, organization, and monitoring.
No. The counterpart must be fulfilled in the modalities and activities defined and validated by UNESC, according to the beneficiary's academic situation.
No. The counterpart does not create an employment relationship and is not remunerated.
Registration and monitoring of activities are done through the minha.unesc system, according to institutional guidelines.
Failure to fulfill the counterpart within the deadline may result in the obligation to return the invested amounts, through an administrative process, with the right to defense.
Yes. The legislation of the benefit provides for the possibility of fulfilling the counterpart through reimbursement to the treasury, when applicable. This modality follows specific rules and institutional guidelines.
All available slots and the management of your counterpart hours are available in the minha.unesc.net system
Questions about which modality to access? Check the section "Decision Flow" above
Receive qualified professionals and contribute to the civic and professional training of beneficiaries.
The partnership is formalized through a cooperation instrument with UNESC, according to the rules of the benefit, not generating an employment relationship or financial burden for the partner institution.
Free services
Engagement of trained beneficiaries, at no cost to the institution.
Multi-area engagement
Professionals from different fields of study at UNESC.
Guaranteed qualification
Professionals trained by an institution with a score of 5 in MEC.
Legal security
Partnership formalized by a cooperation instrument.
Institutional monitoring
Support from UNESC throughout the process.
Compatibility
The activities developed must be compatible with the beneficiary's field of study.
Workload
The total workload of the counterpart observes the limits and deadlines set by legislation, and cannot exceed 40 hours per week.
Monitoring
The action takes place with guidance, monitoring, and institutional validation from UNESC.
Activities
The activities have educational and social purposes, integrating the benefit.
For the entity to qualify as a partner institution, it is necessary to formalize a cooperation instrument, subject to analysis and institutional validation by UNESC.
Required Documentation
CNPJ Card
Bylaws
Minutes of the last board election
Identification document of the legal representative
Contact information of the institution (phone and email).
Other documents may be requested depending on the nature of the entity and applicable legal requirements.
Important:
This partnership is intended for non-profit entities that wish to receive professionals trained by UNESC.
For more information or to start the partnership process
contrapartidaug@unesc.net
Formal Cooperation Agreement that regulates the partnership
Support from UNESC throughout the process
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Email: assistentessociais@unesc.net
