The Undersecretariat of Citizen Security of the Municipality of Concordia informs that registration is open for the Annual Course for Admission and Permanence Controllers (ACAP), intended for those who wish to be formally trained to perform control tasks in nightclubs, public shows, and mass events.
The course will begin on Thursday, August 14, will last for five classes, and will be held starting at 5:00 PM at the Centro de Convenciones Concordia, located at 101 San Lorenzo Oeste. The activity is completely free of charge.
Registration will be in person until Thursday, August 14, at the office located at 868 Urquiza, from Monday to Friday between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM.
The requirements to participate are: to be Argentine, over 18 years of age, have no criminal record, and possess a completed secondary school diploma.
For inquiries or further information, interested parties may visit 868 Urquiza or contact us through the Municipality's official social media channels.
This training is part of the guidelines set by the mayor Francisco Azcué and the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell’Olio, with the objective of continuing to strengthen security, prevention, and professionalization policies for those who work in nightlife and public spaces in Concordia.
The course will begin on Thursday, August 14, will last for five classes, and will be held starting at 5:00 PM at the Centro de Convenciones Concordia, located at 101 San Lorenzo Oeste. The activity is completely free of charge.
Registration will be in person until Thursday, August 14, at the office located at 868 Urquiza, from Monday to Friday between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM.
The requirements to participate are: to be Argentine, over 18 years of age, have no criminal record, and possess a completed secondary school diploma.
For inquiries or further information, interested parties may visit 868 Urquiza or contact us through the Municipality's official social media channels.
This training is part of the guidelines set by the mayor Francisco Azcué and the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell’Olio, with the objective of continuing to strengthen security, prevention, and professionalization policies for those who work in nightlife and public spaces in Concordia.