This Thursday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué and Juan Pablo Bértoli, from the Scholarship Institute, signed a joint work agreement within the framework of the “Educating in Motion” program, which will begin to be implemented in different neighborhoods of the city, with recreational activities and tutoring classes.
In this regard, the Undersecretary of Education of the Municipality, Carlos Gatto, highlighted said signing, as this program will allow, in principle, to begin with recreational activities and tutoring classes for children in eight neighborhoods, with the commitment to extend it to others.
“The idea is to be able to provide support to children who need school assistance but also to spend a recreational moment. For us, this agreement is very important, with which we will be reaching eight neighborhoods initially, but we have the objective of extending it and reaching more places,” stated Gatto.
Juan Pablo Bertoli, from the Scholarship Institute, thanked the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué “which has provided us with all the necessary tools to be able to develop the program. Just as the director of the Institute, Mariano Berdiñas, has expressed to us, the objective is to carry out all the public policies that are necessary in Concordia.”
In this regard, he added that they will soon be working with other areas of the Municipality to carry out the “Bridges to Work” Program, which seeks to link higher education students with the business sector and the labor market.
In this regard, the Undersecretary of Education of the Municipality, Carlos Gatto, highlighted said signing, as this program will allow, in principle, to begin with recreational activities and tutoring classes for children in eight neighborhoods, with the commitment to extend it to others.
“The idea is to be able to provide support to children who need school assistance but also to spend a recreational moment. For us, this agreement is very important, with which we will be reaching eight neighborhoods initially, but we have the objective of extending it and reaching more places,” stated Gatto.
Juan Pablo Bertoli, from the Scholarship Institute, thanked the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué “which has provided us with all the necessary tools to be able to develop the program. Just as the director of the Institute, Mariano Berdiñas, has expressed to us, the objective is to carry out all the public policies that are necessary in Concordia.”
In this regard, he added that they will soon be working with other areas of the Municipality to carry out the “Bridges to Work” Program, which seeks to link higher education students with the business sector and the labor market.