The Directorate of Innovation and Knowledge Economy, belonging to the Special Unit for Strategic Projects of the Municipality of Concordia, announces a new strategic alliance with the Scholarship Institute, launching the “Bridge to Work” scholarship program, which has the main objective of connecting local talent with companies in the region, offering university students the opportunity to acquire valuable professional tools through internships in real work environments.
PROFILES AND OPPORTUNITIES
The profiles requested for this call include students in the final years of degrees such as Bachelor of Systems, Technician in Social Communication, Business Administration, Public Accountant, Mechatronics Engineering, and Programming.
It will be a unique opportunity for students to develop specific skills in their fields and gain experience that prepares them for the labor market.
The internship is paid and lasts for twenty hours per week, allowing scholarship holders to fulfill their academic obligations while enhancing their professional competencies. The Scholarship Institute covers one hundred percent of the financial stipend during the first six months and fifty percent during the following six months.
TRAINING
The Director of Innovation and Knowledge Economy, Pedro Kohn, highlighted that the program “not only improves the productivity of local companies but also strengthens professional training, boosts the economic development of Concordia, and adds value to the participating organizations.”
For the official, the initiative “is a comprehensive approach that benefits both employers and the community.”
Students interested in taking advantage of this opportunity must go to the Scholarship Institute's website to obtain more information and apply: https://www.institutobecario. gov.ar/puente/ oportunidadesvigentes.php
PROFILES AND OPPORTUNITIES
The profiles requested for this call include students in the final years of degrees such as Bachelor of Systems, Technician in Social Communication, Business Administration, Public Accountant, Mechatronics Engineering, and Programming.
It will be a unique opportunity for students to develop specific skills in their fields and gain experience that prepares them for the labor market.
The internship is paid and lasts for twenty hours per week, allowing scholarship holders to fulfill their academic obligations while enhancing their professional competencies. The Scholarship Institute covers one hundred percent of the financial stipend during the first six months and fifty percent during the following six months.
TRAINING
The Director of Innovation and Knowledge Economy, Pedro Kohn, highlighted that the program “not only improves the productivity of local companies but also strengthens professional training, boosts the economic development of Concordia, and adds value to the participating organizations.”
For the official, the initiative “is a comprehensive approach that benefits both employers and the community.”
Students interested in taking advantage of this opportunity must go to the Scholarship Institute's website to obtain more information and apply: https://www.institutobecario.
