The Municipality of Concordia, through the Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism, will carry out a new edition of the Capacitar 2026 Program, a comprehensive training proposal aimed at entrepreneurs in the city.
This program is framed within the Infrastructure and Development Plan towards the Bicentennial, part of a comprehensive strategy that seeks to strengthen the growth of Concordia through training, job creation, and support for the various productive sectors.
The program aims to provide concrete tools for the development and strengthening of local productive projects, addressing key aspects such as financial organization, pricing, sales strategies, and the formalization of ventures.
The training sessions will take place in the Labor Training Room of the Concordia Civic Center, located on the first floor (Mitre and Pellegrini), a space prepared for practical learning and the exchange of experiences.
WORKSHOPS
The workshop schedule will take place on Wednesdays, starting on April 15th with the “Packaging and Image” module. It will continue on May 13th with “Commercial Documentation”, June 17th with “Marketing for Entrepreneurs”, July 15th with “Payment Methods”, August 12th with “Financial Education”, September 16th with “Costs and Pricing”, and will conclude on October 14th with the “Photography” workshop.
During the program, participants will access content related to costs and prices, payment methods, commercial documentation, financial education, packaging and image, photography, and marketing and sales, with a practical approach aimed at boosting each venture.
In this regard, the Director of Cooperativism and Associativism, Ariel Gorostegui, highlighted: “This program seeks to support every entrepreneur with concrete tools that allow them to grow, organize their project, and improve their opportunities in the market. We are committed to training as an engine for local development.”
Likewise, he added: “To train is to provide opportunities. That is why we work so that every resident can access these learning spaces, strengthening the city's productive fabric.”
Registration is done online by completing the following form: https://docs.google.com/forms/
In this way, the municipality continues to promote public policies that support the growth of the entrepreneurial sector, generating more opportunities for economic and social development in the community.
This program is framed within the Infrastructure and Development Plan towards the Bicentennial, part of a comprehensive strategy that seeks to strengthen the growth of Concordia through training, job creation, and support for the various productive sectors.
The program aims to provide concrete tools for the development and strengthening of local productive projects, addressing key aspects such as financial organization, pricing, sales strategies, and the formalization of ventures.
The training sessions will take place in the Labor Training Room of the Concordia Civic Center, located on the first floor (Mitre and Pellegrini), a space prepared for practical learning and the exchange of experiences.
WORKSHOPS
The workshop schedule will take place on Wednesdays, starting on April 15th with the “Packaging and Image” module. It will continue on May 13th with “Commercial Documentation”, June 17th with “Marketing for Entrepreneurs”, July 15th with “Payment Methods”, August 12th with “Financial Education”, September 16th with “Costs and Pricing”, and will conclude on October 14th with the “Photography” workshop.
During the program, participants will access content related to costs and prices, payment methods, commercial documentation, financial education, packaging and image, photography, and marketing and sales, with a practical approach aimed at boosting each venture.
In this regard, the Director of Cooperativism and Associativism, Ariel Gorostegui, highlighted: “This program seeks to support every entrepreneur with concrete tools that allow them to grow, organize their project, and improve their opportunities in the market. We are committed to training as an engine for local development.”
Likewise, he added: “To train is to provide opportunities. That is why we work so that every resident can access these learning spaces, strengthening the city's productive fabric.”
Registration is done online by completing the following form: https://docs.google.com/forms/
In this way, the municipality continues to promote public policies that support the growth of the entrepreneurial sector, generating more opportunities for economic and social development in the community.