نبذة مختصرة : This study, as a constituent part of the master’s degree Final Thesis, refers to an Intervention Project about the Student Assistance Policy of the Federal Institute of Espírito Santo, as a possibility of educational practice and integral human formation on the Aracruz campus, characterizes as an exploratory and analytical study, based on the Historical Dialectical Method, in the field of qualitative research in Education. It composes a work of the Professional master’s degree in education, linked to the Postgraduate Program in Curriculum, Languages and Pedagogical Innovations of the Federal University of Bahia, which has as its central objective to analyze the possibilities and limitations of the Student Assistance Policy as a practice of integral human formation of students of the Integrated High School at Aracruz campus, proposing an integrated action of Social Working, in the field of Student Assistance, which could contributes to this extent of educational practice. In its specific objectives, it seeks to: identify the socio-historical determinants of the Student Assistance Policy in Brazil; to analyze the Ifes Student Assistance Policy (2011) in its educational perspective, to find out with the students, the target audience of the research, their perception about the educational reach of this Policy, such as possible demands of theirs in that perspective; and, to develop proposal (s) for a Social Service intervention that strengthen Student Assistance as an integrative link of educational practices and integral human formation. It is understood that to discuss Student Assistance and integral human formation within the Institute, a critical reflection of the historical movements that involve this Policy is necessary, as a social policy of Education in capitalist society. It starts from the vision of society, as a society of classes, of the school, inserted in the context of the capitalist mode of production and its social reproductions. Among the results of the research, it was found that there is a demand ...
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