This Friday marked the beginning of a new edition of the Furniture Assembly Course using Boards Produced in Concordia, a training proposal promoted by the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia in coordination with the Center for Forest Industrial Development (CeDeFI).
The training is taking place at the CeDeFI warehouse, located opposite the EGGER industrial plant, and began with a guided tour of the company, providing attendees with a direct experience of the industrial board production process. Over the next few days—Monday, June 30, Tuesday, July 1, and Wednesday, July 2—theoretical and practical sessions will be held aimed at strengthening technical skills in the design, production, and assembly of furniture.
The course is intended for workers in the wood and furniture sector, technical students, entrepreneurs, and residents interested in developing productive skills, with a local and innovative perspective.
The Secretary of Productive Development, Eng. Federico Schattenhofer, highlighted: “These types of actions synthesize the model of city we want: productive, with genuine employment, and where knowledge is transformed into a concrete tool for development. Training qualified labor based on resources generated in Concordia is a strategic commitment for our local economy.”
During the start of the activity, the day was also attended by Eng. Elisa de las Heras, president of CeDeFI, who highlighted the importance of strengthening the links between industry and technical training as part of a sustainable development strategy for the region.
Due to high demand, registration for this edition is closed. The Municipality reported that new dates for future editions of the course will be announced soon, with the aim of continuing to expand the reach of this valuable training tool.
The training has a fee, with an accessible cost, and includes technical support, materials, and official certification. Furthermore, it is part of the work axis that promotes the strengthening of regional value chains and the coordination between the public sector, the private sector, and the community.
The Secretariat of Productive Development will continue working to generate real training opportunities, consolidate the local productive framework, and build a Concordia that produces, grows, and organizes.
The training is taking place at the CeDeFI warehouse, located opposite the EGGER industrial plant, and began with a guided tour of the company, providing attendees with a direct experience of the industrial board production process. Over the next few days—Monday, June 30, Tuesday, July 1, and Wednesday, July 2—theoretical and practical sessions will be held aimed at strengthening technical skills in the design, production, and assembly of furniture.
The course is intended for workers in the wood and furniture sector, technical students, entrepreneurs, and residents interested in developing productive skills, with a local and innovative perspective.
The Secretary of Productive Development, Eng. Federico Schattenhofer, highlighted: “These types of actions synthesize the model of city we want: productive, with genuine employment, and where knowledge is transformed into a concrete tool for development. Training qualified labor based on resources generated in Concordia is a strategic commitment for our local economy.”
During the start of the activity, the day was also attended by Eng. Elisa de las Heras, president of CeDeFI, who highlighted the importance of strengthening the links between industry and technical training as part of a sustainable development strategy for the region.
Due to high demand, registration for this edition is closed. The Municipality reported that new dates for future editions of the course will be announced soon, with the aim of continuing to expand the reach of this valuable training tool.
The training has a fee, with an accessible cost, and includes technical support, materials, and official certification. Furthermore, it is part of the work axis that promotes the strengthening of regional value chains and the coordination between the public sector, the private sector, and the community.
The Secretariat of Productive Development will continue working to generate real training opportunities, consolidate the local productive framework, and build a Concordia that produces, grows, and organizes.