This Wednesday, the Vocational and Labor Orientation Workshop was held at the Democracy Hall of the Civic Center of Federación, an activity that sought to strengthen the capabilities and skills of residents to facilitate their labor insertion.
The event was attended by the Mayor of Federación, David Ricardo Bravo, who highlighted: “These activities are fundamental to provide practical tools to our residents and strengthen their professional development. As a municipality, we continue to bet on the integral growth of our community.”
For his part, the Director of Production and Environment, Darío Daniel Benítez, highlighted the importance of joint work: “Working together with other localities in the Salto Grande region allows us to generate real opportunities and boost the development of our area. These types of workshops are a clear example of what we can achieve by joining efforts.”
Representing the Municipality of Concordia, the Director of Employment, Juan Manuel Scarzello, and the Head of Employment, Claudia Cevey, participated.
Scarzello underscored the commitment of Concordia: “From the Municipality, with the support of the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship and the Secretariat of Productive Development, we fully support these initiatives. Our goal is to train the residents of Concordia and the region, providing them with the necessary tools for their insertion into the labor market.”
The course was organized by Camila Bodean, head of the Employment Office of Federación, in conjunction with Claudia Cevey, Head of Employment of Concordia, who reaffirmed their commitment to continue working on these initiatives that seek to strengthen the skills and opportunities of residents. Both highlighted that these types of activities are key to fostering professional and personal development throughout the region.
The workshop addressed key topics such as resume preparation, analysis of job profiles, and active job searching, marking an important step towards strengthening the labor capabilities of the participants.
From both municipalities, the commitment to continue generating these training and capacity-building spaces that positively impact the quality of life of the region's citizens is reaffirmed.
Those who wish to obtain more information can go to the 1st Floor of the Civic Center of Concordia, located at Mitre and Pellegrini, from Monday to Friday, from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
The event was attended by the Mayor of Federación, David Ricardo Bravo, who highlighted: “These activities are fundamental to provide practical tools to our residents and strengthen their professional development. As a municipality, we continue to bet on the integral growth of our community.”
For his part, the Director of Production and Environment, Darío Daniel Benítez, highlighted the importance of joint work: “Working together with other localities in the Salto Grande region allows us to generate real opportunities and boost the development of our area. These types of workshops are a clear example of what we can achieve by joining efforts.”
Representing the Municipality of Concordia, the Director of Employment, Juan Manuel Scarzello, and the Head of Employment, Claudia Cevey, participated.
Scarzello underscored the commitment of Concordia: “From the Municipality, with the support of the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship and the Secretariat of Productive Development, we fully support these initiatives. Our goal is to train the residents of Concordia and the region, providing them with the necessary tools for their insertion into the labor market.”
The course was organized by Camila Bodean, head of the Employment Office of Federación, in conjunction with Claudia Cevey, Head of Employment of Concordia, who reaffirmed their commitment to continue working on these initiatives that seek to strengthen the skills and opportunities of residents. Both highlighted that these types of activities are key to fostering professional and personal development throughout the region.
The workshop addressed key topics such as resume preparation, analysis of job profiles, and active job searching, marking an important step towards strengthening the labor capabilities of the participants.
From both municipalities, the commitment to continue generating these training and capacity-building spaces that positively impact the quality of life of the region's citizens is reaffirmed.
Those who wish to obtain more information can go to the 1st Floor of the Civic Center of Concordia, located at Mitre and Pellegrini, from Monday to Friday, from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.