| Competences of the Social Educator’s Profile |
| Theoretical and Conceptual Competences (TCC) |
| TCC 1: Knowledge on the theory and practice of social education. |
| TCC 2: Understanding the origins and characteristics of third sector, difference between formal education, non-formal education (NGO) and informal education. |
| TCC 3: Knowledge on the history of Social Pedagogy in Brazil and the world and its practice to community education. |
| TCC 4: Domain of sociocultural knowledge, present in the fields of knowledge connected to human spirit, expressed by the senses: arts, culture, music, dance and sport in their multiple manifestations and modalities. |
| TCC 5: Domain of socio-pedagogical, involving the skills and social competences, which allow the people to break and overcome the marginal, violent and poor conditions, which characterize their social; exclusion. |
| TCC 6: Domain of sociopolitical knowledge, highlighting the fields of expressive social and political processes, in the form of participation, protagonism, sociativism, cooperativism and entrepreneurship, income generation and social management. |
| TCC 7: Knowledge on Psychology and Education relationship. |
| TCC 8: Knowledge on Learning and Developmental Psychology and its educational implications. |
| TCC 9: Knowledge on the planning tools to socio-educative activities. |
| TCC 10: Knowledge on the regularization of the social educator as a profession. |
| TCC 11: Knowledge on the national legislation, which underpins the practice of education and social education (LDB, National Curricular Guidelines for the formation of teachers on Basic Education, PCNS among others). |
| TCC 12: Knowledge on the Participative Planning and its main concepts, such as assemblies, advices, collegiate, among others. |
| TCC 13: Theoretical-methodological basis on the pedagogical practices in multi-serial classes. |
| TCC 14: Knowledge on curricular contents of formal teaching and its relations to the unfolding to the non-formal education curriculum. |
| Technical and Scientific Competences (TSC) |
| TSC 1: Domain of instruments to record planned activities during the semester. |
| TSC 2: Knowledge on pedagogical instruments and techniques for acting in multi-serial classes. |
| TSC 3: The ability to propose alternative extra classes, which facilitate learning. |
| TSC 4: The ability to organize the family participation in socio-educative activities, with critical clarity of the distinct functions of NGO and family. |
| TSC 5: Preparation for the management of play activities for the apprentices’ learning. |
| TSC 6: Individual and group work techniques aimed to a more expanded organization. |
| TSC 7: Capacity to elaborate educative projects. |
| TSC 8: Capacity to generate financial and human resources. |
| TSC 9: Technical knowledge on the implementation of pedagogical actions, aimed to the participation of the family and community in the educative actions of the institution. |
| TSC 10: Capacity to intervene and resize educative project, based on institutional and communitarian reality. |
| Practical Knowledge Competences (PKC) |
| PKC 1: The ability to solve problems in classroom and other institutional environments, through the mobilization of experiences of teaching practice and socio-educative mediation along with the family and community. |
| PKC 2: The ability to relate subjects of daily life to socio-educative activities. |
| PKC 3: Exploration of spaces and extra classroom routines to socio-educative activities. |
| PKC 4: The ability to mediate the familiar reality in the interface with the proposal of values, principles and philosophy of institution. |