The National Ministry of Education, through the National Institute of Technological Education (INET), created the “National Network of Mobile Workshop Classrooms”. These are trailers that replicate the conditions of a workshop classroom, where courses are taught to train young people and adults in different specialties for their insertion into the labor market.
One of those trailers, for industrial automation, arrived in Concordia at the Professional Training Center No. 2, which was visited this Friday morning by Mayor Francisco Azcué and the Undersecretary of Culture and Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto.
“For us, it is very important to have the arrival of this trailer because it is one more action that allows us to provide new tools to the public policies on education and training that we are carrying out from this administration,” pointed out Azcué.
For his part, Gatto highlighted the work “with the different institutions of the city, as in this case with the Professional Training Center. The idea is to continue generating projects that allow providing greater opportunities to the entire community,” anticipating that the Municipality of Concordia is studying the possibility of generating training courses through an agreement via the “National Network of Mobile Workshop Classrooms”.
One of those trailers, for industrial automation, arrived in Concordia at the Professional Training Center No. 2, which was visited this Friday morning by Mayor Francisco Azcué and the Undersecretary of Culture and Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto.
“For us, it is very important to have the arrival of this trailer because it is one more action that allows us to provide new tools to the public policies on education and training that we are carrying out from this administration,” pointed out Azcué.
For his part, Gatto highlighted the work “with the different institutions of the city, as in this case with the Professional Training Center. The idea is to continue generating projects that allow providing greater opportunities to the entire community,” anticipating that the Municipality of Concordia is studying the possibility of generating training courses through an agreement via the “National Network of Mobile Workshop Classrooms”.