This Wednesday, the training course “Learn to Assemble Office Furniture from Panels” began, organized jointly by the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia and the Forest Industrial Development Center (CEDEFI).
This specialized course aims to provide participants with the necessary skills to assemble office furniture efficiently and precisely, representing an opportunity to acquire new skills and contribute to local development.
In this regard, the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer, highlighted the importance of this training to foster the development of practical skills in the community, underscoring the municipality's commitment to professional training and support for local entrepreneurs.
Juan Manuel Scarzello, head of the Employment Department, highlighted the collaboration between the different entities and companies to carry out this project, emphasizing the value of the training for the socioeconomic development of Concordia.
This course will not only allow participants to acquire technical knowledge, but will also contribute to the well-being of the community through the donation of the furniture manufactured to School No. 77 "Presidente Néstor Kirchner".
The materials necessary for the course are donated by the companies Bourlot Maderas & Herrajes and EGGER, which ensures that participants can learn at no cost.
Council members Felipe Sastre and Pablo Bovino were present, as well as personnel from the companies EGGER and Bourlot Materiales, and representatives from CEDEFI and INTI.
For more information, contact 345 40483840 or visit the 1st floor of the Concordia Civic Center, at the corner of Mitre and Pellegrini streets, at the Employment Department Office, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
This specialized course aims to provide participants with the necessary skills to assemble office furniture efficiently and precisely, representing an opportunity to acquire new skills and contribute to local development.
In this regard, the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer, highlighted the importance of this training to foster the development of practical skills in the community, underscoring the municipality's commitment to professional training and support for local entrepreneurs.
Juan Manuel Scarzello, head of the Employment Department, highlighted the collaboration between the different entities and companies to carry out this project, emphasizing the value of the training for the socioeconomic development of Concordia.
This course will not only allow participants to acquire technical knowledge, but will also contribute to the well-being of the community through the donation of the furniture manufactured to School No. 77 "Presidente Néstor Kirchner".
The materials necessary for the course are donated by the companies Bourlot Maderas & Herrajes and EGGER, which ensures that participants can learn at no cost.
Council members Felipe Sastre and Pablo Bovino were present, as well as personnel from the companies EGGER and Bourlot Materiales, and representatives from CEDEFI and INTI.
For more information, contact 345 40483840 or visit the 1st floor of the Concordia Civic Center, at the corner of Mitre and Pellegrini streets, at the Employment Department Office, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.