During this Thursday morning, with the presence of mayor Azcué, the Educational Exhibition of the Professional Training Program was held at the facilities of the 6th Tank Cavalry Regiment "Blandengues".
The day included the delivery of certificates to the students who successfully completed their workshops and a tour of the stands where their creations were exhibited.
In addition to the mayor, the head of the 6th Tank Cavalry Regiment "Blandengues", Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Andrés Camarino, and the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto, the Departmental Director of Schools, Professor Julio Barrios, provincial deputy Marcelo López, the Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, and councilwomen Eliana Lagraña and Verónica Del Boca were present, among other authorities.
WORKSHOPS
The event was an opportunity for students and trainers to share their achievements and learning in carpentry, blacksmithing, tailoring, and sport horse care workshops, marking the closing of a training cycle enriched with new content and methods.
The Undersecretariat of Education implemented a curricular design that structured the knowledge and skills taught in each workshop, reinforcing the competencies that will strengthen the future employment of the participating youth and adults. With this innovation, the program reaffirms its mission to provide technical and personal training, generating opportunities that directly impact the community.
PASSION, TRAINING AND FREEDOM
In his remarks, the mayor Azcué first announced that said professional training program will have continuity and congratulated the workshop participants who reached the end of this stage, as they not only take away a certificate but, most importantly, the learning "which becomes a tool, and you owe nothing to anyone, to no politician, and that is the freedom we want for our community."
With this program, "we are giving them those tools, which give them the possibility to end welfare dependency and that populist culture that has done so much damage to our society," he added.
For his part, the Undersecretary of Education of the Municipality of Concordia, Carlos Gatto, addressed those present, highlighting the relevance of this educational initiative.
"Each of these young people represents a future full of opportunities, and this year, with the incorporation of a formal curricular design, we have been able to provide them with a solid learning structure that will allow each of them to build a life project," the official highlighted.
Camarino, in turn, thanked the "municipal mayor and the Undersecretary of Education for trusting the Argentine Army to be part of this very important educational project, not only as a place for technical training, but also as a space for human development and values."
The day included the delivery of certificates to the students who successfully completed their workshops and a tour of the stands where their creations were exhibited.
In addition to the mayor, the head of the 6th Tank Cavalry Regiment "Blandengues", Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Andrés Camarino, and the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto, the Departmental Director of Schools, Professor Julio Barrios, provincial deputy Marcelo López, the Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, and councilwomen Eliana Lagraña and Verónica Del Boca were present, among other authorities.
WORKSHOPS
The event was an opportunity for students and trainers to share their achievements and learning in carpentry, blacksmithing, tailoring, and sport horse care workshops, marking the closing of a training cycle enriched with new content and methods.
The Undersecretariat of Education implemented a curricular design that structured the knowledge and skills taught in each workshop, reinforcing the competencies that will strengthen the future employment of the participating youth and adults. With this innovation, the program reaffirms its mission to provide technical and personal training, generating opportunities that directly impact the community.
PASSION, TRAINING AND FREEDOM
In his remarks, the mayor Azcué first announced that said professional training program will have continuity and congratulated the workshop participants who reached the end of this stage, as they not only take away a certificate but, most importantly, the learning "which becomes a tool, and you owe nothing to anyone, to no politician, and that is the freedom we want for our community."
With this program, "we are giving them those tools, which give them the possibility to end welfare dependency and that populist culture that has done so much damage to our society," he added.
For his part, the Undersecretary of Education of the Municipality of Concordia, Carlos Gatto, addressed those present, highlighting the relevance of this educational initiative.
"Each of these young people represents a future full of opportunities, and this year, with the incorporation of a formal curricular design, we have been able to provide them with a solid learning structure that will allow each of them to build a life project," the official highlighted.
Camarino, in turn, thanked the "municipal mayor and the Undersecretary of Education for trusting the Argentine Army to be part of this very important educational project, not only as a place for technical training, but also as a space for human development and values."