The Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education, has completed the educational survey in the different municipal areas within the framework of the Educational Bridge Program, promoted by the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué. This work allowed for the identification of more than 200 municipal agents interested in completing their secondary studies, a key step toward their personal and professional development.
Now, the Undersecretariat team is preparing for the next stage: ensuring the enrollment of these workers in adult schools in Concordia, where they will begin their studies in the 2025 academic year.
The Educational Bridge Program was created as a key public policy under the administration of Mayor Azcué, who emphasized: “Investing in education is betting on the future of our community. This program not only offers a new opportunity to our workers, but also strengthens the services we provide from the municipality.”
“The survey allowed us to understand the educational needs of our agents, and now the challenge is to support them in their reintegration into the educational system. This program not only improves the lives of the workers, but also strengthens the municipality as an institution,” highlighted the Undersecretary of Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto.
In this stage, the Undersecretariat of Education will coordinate with the Departmental Directorate of Schools to assign municipal agents to specific educational institutions. Adult schools will be fundamental spaces for workers to resume their studies with schedules adapted to their work and personal realities.
EDUCATION AS A TOOL FOR INCLUSION
The Educational Bridge Program is more than a learning opportunity; it is a tool for inclusion and comprehensive development. Throughout the year, meetings and gatherings were held with the agents to motivate them to take this important step, reinforcing the municipal administration's commitment to equal opportunities.
Enrollment in schools is scheduled for the beginning of the 2025 academic year, with continuous support from the Undersecretariat of Education, which will work to ensure that every municipal worker can finish their studies.
This initiative consolidates the Municipality of Concordia as an example of administration that prioritizes education as a transformative axis, strengthening the ties between the municipality and the community it serves.
Now, the Undersecretariat team is preparing for the next stage: ensuring the enrollment of these workers in adult schools in Concordia, where they will begin their studies in the 2025 academic year.
The Educational Bridge Program was created as a key public policy under the administration of Mayor Azcué, who emphasized: “Investing in education is betting on the future of our community. This program not only offers a new opportunity to our workers, but also strengthens the services we provide from the municipality.”
“The survey allowed us to understand the educational needs of our agents, and now the challenge is to support them in their reintegration into the educational system. This program not only improves the lives of the workers, but also strengthens the municipality as an institution,” highlighted the Undersecretary of Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto.
In this stage, the Undersecretariat of Education will coordinate with the Departmental Directorate of Schools to assign municipal agents to specific educational institutions. Adult schools will be fundamental spaces for workers to resume their studies with schedules adapted to their work and personal realities.
EDUCATION AS A TOOL FOR INCLUSION
The Educational Bridge Program is more than a learning opportunity; it is a tool for inclusion and comprehensive development. Throughout the year, meetings and gatherings were held with the agents to motivate them to take this important step, reinforcing the municipal administration's commitment to equal opportunities.
Enrollment in schools is scheduled for the beginning of the 2025 academic year, with continuous support from the Undersecretariat of Education, which will work to ensure that every municipal worker can finish their studies.
This initiative consolidates the Municipality of Concordia as an example of administration that prioritizes education as a transformative axis, strengthening the ties between the municipality and the community it serves.