The delivery of certificates from Mobile Workshop Classroom No. 67 is part of the joint work between the General Council of Education (CGE) and the Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture. This action is part of a sustained policy of technical training and education aimed at generating new learning opportunities for young people and adults in the city, promoting educational inclusion and labor insertion in a context of technological and industrial transformation.
The Federal Network of Mobile Workshop Classrooms Program of the Federal Council of Education aims to guarantee access to technical and professional education throughout the Argentine territory, especially in areas far from urban centers. The mobile units are equipped as true itinerant workshops that allow bringing training in trades and specialties to local communities, contributing to productive development and the strengthening of the regional economy.
In this case, the training path “Introduction to Industrial Automation” provided tools and knowledge linked to Industry 4.0 processes, training participants in the use of technologies applied to the automation and control of industrial systems.
During the ceremony, the effort and dedication of the graduates, the support of the teachers and coordinators, and the institutional commitment of all the intervening organizations were highlighted.
“We are experiencing a process of transformation in our city, the province, and the country, which is composed of diverse facets, and as the public policies that are being carried out consolidate, the opportunities will be increasingly greater, and for that, one must be prepared and trained; that is why I congratulate those who carried out this stage and those who completed it,” remarked Mayor Francisco Azcué.
The Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, maintained that “for the reality we are living, you cannot imagine the importance of being able to count on specialized technicians. We are in a time of change, and it is important to be prepared for what is to come.”
Finally, the Undersecretary of Culture and Education, Carlos Gatto, stated that behind every certificate “that is delivered today, there is a story of effort, commitment, and the decision to bet on the future. This course is the result of joint work between the General Council of Education and the Municipality, which aimed to bring more training and development opportunities to the residents of the city.”
The event was attended by Councilman Emmanuel Godoy; the Director of Education, Nelida Amam; the Rector of the Professional Training Center No. 2, Prof. Martín Piriz; the Workshop Chief, Prof. Alejandro Abdala; the Coordinator of Mobile Workshop Classroom No. 67, Martín González; and Instructor César Viveros Stricker.
The Federal Network of Mobile Workshop Classrooms Program of the Federal Council of Education aims to guarantee access to technical and professional education throughout the Argentine territory, especially in areas far from urban centers. The mobile units are equipped as true itinerant workshops that allow bringing training in trades and specialties to local communities, contributing to productive development and the strengthening of the regional economy.
In this case, the training path “Introduction to Industrial Automation” provided tools and knowledge linked to Industry 4.0 processes, training participants in the use of technologies applied to the automation and control of industrial systems.
During the ceremony, the effort and dedication of the graduates, the support of the teachers and coordinators, and the institutional commitment of all the intervening organizations were highlighted.
“We are experiencing a process of transformation in our city, the province, and the country, which is composed of diverse facets, and as the public policies that are being carried out consolidate, the opportunities will be increasingly greater, and for that, one must be prepared and trained; that is why I congratulate those who carried out this stage and those who completed it,” remarked Mayor Francisco Azcué.
The Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, maintained that “for the reality we are living, you cannot imagine the importance of being able to count on specialized technicians. We are in a time of change, and it is important to be prepared for what is to come.”
Finally, the Undersecretary of Culture and Education, Carlos Gatto, stated that behind every certificate “that is delivered today, there is a story of effort, commitment, and the decision to bet on the future. This course is the result of joint work between the General Council of Education and the Municipality, which aimed to bring more training and development opportunities to the residents of the city.”
The event was attended by Councilman Emmanuel Godoy; the Director of Education, Nelida Amam; the Rector of the Professional Training Center No. 2, Prof. Martín Piriz; the Workshop Chief, Prof. Alejandro Abdala; the Coordinator of Mobile Workshop Classroom No. 67, Martín González; and Instructor César Viveros Stricker.