The Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture, informs that the call for educational and cultural workshop instructors wishing to submit their projects to be part of the annual workshop proposal is now open.
The initiative aims to expand and strengthen the educational offerings in different neighborhoods of the city, promoting spaces for training, artistic expression, and personal development open to the community.
Interested parties must submit their CV and project in an A4 folder, be over 18 years of age, and bring the documentation by Thursday, February 26, to Urquiza 638, between 8:00 AM and 1:00 PM at the offices of the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture.
The disciplines requested are as follows:
In the area of Trades and Entrepreneurship: Waiter Service; Cooking and Baking; Knitting; Embroidery; Sewing; Manicure and Pedicure; Candles, Soaps, and Incense; Pickles and Jams; Chocolate Making; Hairdressing; Shoe Repair and Leather Goods.
In Construction and Services: Electricity; Basic Masonry; Basic Plumbing; Cell Phone and PC Repair and Maintenance.
In Training and Personal Development: Chess; Art Therapy; Creative Writing.
In Visual Arts and Crafts: Fabric Painting; Caricatures; Ceramics; Saddlery; Loom Weaving; Soft Doll Making; Recycled Objects; Artistic and Social Makeup.
In Performing Arts and Body Expression: Folk Dances; Caribbean Rhythms; Jazz Dance; Postural and Localized Gymnastics; Candombe Dance; Children's Theater.
In the area of Music: Singing; Choir; Guitar; Piano; Accordion; Urban Singing (Trap and Rap).
The Undersecretariat highlighted that the call seeks to generate opportunities for instructors to share their knowledge and contribute to the strengthening of education and culture as tools for inclusion, training, and community development.
For more information, interested parties may visit Urquiza 638, Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
The initiative aims to expand and strengthen the educational offerings in different neighborhoods of the city, promoting spaces for training, artistic expression, and personal development open to the community.
Interested parties must submit their CV and project in an A4 folder, be over 18 years of age, and bring the documentation by Thursday, February 26, to Urquiza 638, between 8:00 AM and 1:00 PM at the offices of the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture.
The disciplines requested are as follows:
In the area of Trades and Entrepreneurship: Waiter Service; Cooking and Baking; Knitting; Embroidery; Sewing; Manicure and Pedicure; Candles, Soaps, and Incense; Pickles and Jams; Chocolate Making; Hairdressing; Shoe Repair and Leather Goods.
In Construction and Services: Electricity; Basic Masonry; Basic Plumbing; Cell Phone and PC Repair and Maintenance.
In Training and Personal Development: Chess; Art Therapy; Creative Writing.
In Visual Arts and Crafts: Fabric Painting; Caricatures; Ceramics; Saddlery; Loom Weaving; Soft Doll Making; Recycled Objects; Artistic and Social Makeup.
In Performing Arts and Body Expression: Folk Dances; Caribbean Rhythms; Jazz Dance; Postural and Localized Gymnastics; Candombe Dance; Children's Theater.
In the area of Music: Singing; Choir; Guitar; Piano; Accordion; Urban Singing (Trap and Rap).
The Undersecretariat highlighted that the call seeks to generate opportunities for instructors to share their knowledge and contribute to the strengthening of education and culture as tools for inclusion, training, and community development.
For more information, interested parties may visit Urquiza 638, Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM.