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Brazilian education magazine
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Guia do Estudante (The Student Guide) was a Brazilian education magazine.
History
The magazine was launched in 1984, as a special edition of Almanaque Abril.
Guia do Estudante publications include booklets on subjects in the Brazilian curriculum, magazines about entrance exams including ENEM and FUVEST, and a summary of current affairs. Guia do Estudante also organizes an annual fair that brings together universities and events aimed at future Brazilian higher education students.
