Centro de Ensino Superior do Amapá - CEAP

Excellent teaching institution, I recommend students to be committed to their studies and dedication, as it fulfills its duties in the most efficient way possible.

It's a good college, I graduated there in Administration years ago, and I would like to be able to do a postgraduate degree in Public Management there, but after so many years I see that the postgraduate options for this course have not changed: that is, NONE . Based on what I saw on the website.

I love this college. I always imagined myself studying there and it became a reality. The teachers and director Mariangela are top notch. good coordinators, great atmosphere and excellent accessibility for people with any mobility difficulties and parking is free, the convention center is beautiful and well air-conditioned. however the library needs to be updated. I graduated and didn't see it happen 😢. But when it comes to describing and evaluating the teaching and methodology applied, I'm sorry to say that the number of stars would be limited to 1 star. And it is not the fault of the teachers, but of this new modality used to teach after the pandemic. At the time I even understood, but even after the pandemic, it never returned to normal or went back to the way it was before and unfortunately the changes were not for the better. Currently I feel sadness and regret for all the new students who are enrolled at ceap, as unfortunately they will not know what it is like to have 100% in-person classes, with schedules from Monday to Friday from 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm as it was during my graduation. A college that used to be 100% face-to-face and proud for that reason, today it has lost its essence. This new study modality unfortunately leaves something to be desired, as it limits the number of teachers in the classroom, causing them to have to scramble to transmit the summary of topics to the students, without any ability to better interact with the class for better retention. of the contents. The dynamics as before no longer exist. On a recent visit, I observed teachers who were exhausted and sad because they felt that there were students who were not adapting to this modality. Another negative thing is the monthly fee, which has not decreased, even though it is no longer 100% face-to-face. The student now studies the hybrid modality, but with 100% face-to-face tuition. And nothing justifies these increases, as teachers' salaries were reduced, I don't know now, energy spending was also cut as classes are not held every day and there are reduced hours. The parking lot is dark, with very little lighting. There isn't even lighting on the Ceap logo at the entrance to the college hall. I hope that in the near future, I can still see ceap be like before.

Lots of fuss, at the unifap event...

One of the best private educational institutions in the state.