Within the framework of the Entrepreneurship training cycle, the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship of the Municipality of Concordia held an educational session aimed at young people at the educational institutions Escuela Cabo Sendros and E.S.J.A. No. 29 “Professor Erich Poenitz”.
The training was led by Alejandro Martínez, a graduate in Tourism and a technician in Marketing and Commercialization; Denis Martín, a specialist in cost management; and Mr. Fabio Zambon, with the coordination of Andrea Popelka.
This project, promoted in conjunction with the Departmental Directorate of Schools, aims to provide young people with practical tools so they can integrate into the local economy through productive ventures. The training seeks to motivate them to explore their interests and talents from an early age, thus promoting self-employment, independence, and personal development.
During the session, students had the opportunity to acquire knowledge that fosters key skills such as creativity, confidence, assertiveness, and positive thinking, which are essential for navigating an increasingly competitive labor market. They were also taught about the importance of conflict resolution and decision-making, preparing them to face the challenges of the entrepreneurial field.
Fostering an entrepreneurial spirit in adolescents responds to a current societal need, allowing them to leverage their skills and talents productively. This type of training not only strengthens their capabilities but also helps them generate change and feel heard in a world and economy in constant transformation.
The training will continue in other institutions in Concordia, reaffirming the commitment of the Municipality and the Departmental Directorate of Schools to the comprehensive development of the city's youth.
The training was led by Alejandro Martínez, a graduate in Tourism and a technician in Marketing and Commercialization; Denis Martín, a specialist in cost management; and Mr. Fabio Zambon, with the coordination of Andrea Popelka.
This project, promoted in conjunction with the Departmental Directorate of Schools, aims to provide young people with practical tools so they can integrate into the local economy through productive ventures. The training seeks to motivate them to explore their interests and talents from an early age, thus promoting self-employment, independence, and personal development.
During the session, students had the opportunity to acquire knowledge that fosters key skills such as creativity, confidence, assertiveness, and positive thinking, which are essential for navigating an increasingly competitive labor market. They were also taught about the importance of conflict resolution and decision-making, preparing them to face the challenges of the entrepreneurial field.
Fostering an entrepreneurial spirit in adolescents responds to a current societal need, allowing them to leverage their skills and talents productively. This type of training not only strengthens their capabilities but also helps them generate change and feel heard in a world and economy in constant transformation.
The training will continue in other institutions in Concordia, reaffirming the commitment of the Municipality and the Departmental Directorate of Schools to the comprehensive development of the city's youth.