This dissertation aims at the analysis of the employability and enterprising discourses, through the exhibitions made by the social actors involved in the Solidarity Qualification Program, allowed by three qualifying organizations in Rio de Janeiro, in 1999. Having as guiding axis the hegemony category in the gramscian and professional graduating terms in Brazilian context, this studying assumes a historic-structural perspective. That being so, it aims at the identification of the historical, economical, political and social mediations that appears in the professional graduation process nowadays in Brazil, realizing that this exerts an important part in the consolidation of a new capitalism hegemony. Considering the Solidarity Qualification Program target public, the research calls the attention to the diffusion of ambiguous contents of employability and enterprising that creates a contradicting and confusing praxis from an exhibition in which, simultaneously, is exalted and refused the insertion in self- managed activities.