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The article analyzes the meanings attributed to initial training in youth and adult education (EJA), developed for university students at the Faculty of Education of UnB. Basedon the concept of Communities of Practice, the contributions of popular education and the historical-cultural perspective, the text reconstructs this experience through the analysis of logbooks and reports prepared by undergraduate students from 2013 to 2016 in the disciplines Project 3 and 4, components of the Pedagogy curriculum. The contact with the students of the EJA and the reflection in and on the educational practice forges in the graduating a sensitivity / commitment in relation to this reality, through the action research, the experience and the development of a pedagogical practice based on the sensitive listening and dialogue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]