September 4 to 7, 2026 · Três de Maio, RS · Brazil
in history — 80+ uninterrupted hours of Introduction to SQL and Database Administration to put the Brazilian countryside on the global map of education.
Challenge starts in
Prof. Matheus Boesing will teach Introduction to SQL and Database Administration for more than 80 consecutive hours — live, in a hybrid format, with both in-person and online participation, in a small city in the countryside of Rio Grande do Sul. Guinness World Records has already accepted the challenge. The attempt will take place from September 4 to 7, 2026, with a live broadcast to the world.
This is not just an event. It is proof that learning can be extraordinary — and that transformative education happens where there is determination, not only where there are resources.
Guinness World Records remains in the historical archives forever. Your brand will be associated with an unprecedented Brazilian achievement in education, technology, and hybrid learning.
80+ hours of live broadcasting. Guaranteed interest from technology and education media outlets. A Guinness record is news — and your brand will be part of that story.
The countryside of Rio Grande do Sul on the global map of technology education. A story all of Brazil will want to tell — especially on Independence Day, September 7.
Equipment donated to the project remains as a legacy for public education. Your brand will be associated with technological development for years to come.
Introduction to SQL and Database Administration: critical and growing skills in the market. Real, measurable educational impact, not just symbolic visibility.
40+ learning snippets edited from the event, available on digital platforms. Brand visibility that lasts far beyond the four days of the event.
Record accepted by Guinness for the main attempt. Current public record: 60 hours.
Current public reference for the longest lesson attended: 78h 3min. We will seek to surpass this milestone in accordance with the applicable rules.
Public reference for the largest online lesson by attendance: 112,314 participants in 24 hours.
In the absence of an equivalent public title, we will attempt to establish this record in an online + in-person format.
In the absence of an equivalent public title, we will attempt to establish the record for the longest duration in a hybrid format.
In the absence of an equivalent public title, we will seek to establish the longest duration for an online lesson and continuous educational broadcast.
In the absence of an equivalent public title, we will attempt to establish this milestone within the academic context.
In the absence of an equivalent public title, we will attempt to establish this record focused on technology and database education.
Opening negotiations with sponsors, partners, and supporters. Reaching out to companies for financial support, equipment, and infrastructure. Finalizing the sponsorship dossier.
Launch of the visual identity. Opening in-person and online registrations. Start of the behind-the-scenes content series for the record attempt.
Outreach to regional and national press. Full technical testing. Pre-event press release for technology and education media outlets.
80+ hours of uninterrupted teaching. Live broadcast. Real-time coverage. Closing on Brazil's Independence Day — September 7.
Publication of 40+ learning snippets. Reports for sponsors. Consolidation of the educational and technological legacy. Documentary production.
Each category was designed to generate real visibility returns. Equipment sponsorship complements the event structure and reinforces a long-term educational legacy.
Learning can be extraordinary. A professor who teaches for 80 hours is not only breaking a record — he is proving that education truly matters.
The event does not end when the lesson is over. The legacy is in what remains: equipment in educational use, trained professionals, and a new vision of technology as a path to development.
Laptops, smartwatches, and other donated resources remain in continuous use in initiatives connected to public education, with the donor’s brand associated with them.
The 80 hours of content will be edited into short modules and made available for free to expand the project’s educational reach.
Professionals prepared to continue the process of local technological development.
The documentation, content, and assets produced by the event sustain the continuity of its impact over time.
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