In Brazil, if one has a job, they are considered middle class. One will be able to attend school and have an Education. With Education, one will be able to get a higher pay job and therefore further their studies in university.
However, if one is jobless in Brazil, they are considered lower class and could not afford to attend private schools to get an Education. With no basic Education, they would not gain a entry in the university.
The Education and Social Class of Brazil has a direct relationship as shown in the descriptions above.
Brazilian schools are generally underfinanced and overcrowded. In order to cope with the large number of students, children attend classes either in the evening or in the morning.
Middle-and upper-class students mostly attend higher-level institutions of education. Places are limited and entrance exams are very difficult.
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