This Wednesday, at the 6th Tank Cavalry Regiment "Blandengues", the Educational Exhibition of the Professional Training Program was held, thus closing a new training cycle through the various workshops developed throughout the year.
Mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Undersecretary of Education and Culture Carlos Gatto and the Head of the Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Andrés Camarino, presented certificates and toured the exhibition of the work carried out in painting, carpentry, tailoring, and sports horse care.
These trades provide an enriching experience for the students and contribute to the professional development of the Argentine Army personnel. In addition to being a valuable educational opportunity for interaction with students in theoretical-practical teaching techniques.
“We are honored to have a close bond with the Regiment. In this place, one learns to defend the Homeland and many of the values that made this Nation great, which we must preserve, are cultivated. Through these workshops, this institutional work is strengthened and allows us to provide tools to many young people who have the desire to grow and improve themselves,” highlighted Azcué.
These training spaces serve to value “the culture of work, effort, merit, and respect for institutions, which is why I congratulate the graduates and thank all the trainers for what has been accomplished,” concluded the Mayor.
For his part, Gatto highlighted that the young people who participated in the workshops were able to carry out internships in different municipal areas, directly linked to the trades learned: “This contact with the working world is undoubtedly one of the most valuable steps in their training paths,” adding training in digital marketing that proves to be “a key tool so that those who wish to undertake can boost their projects, communicate what they do, and transform their trade into an opportunity for development.”
Director of Education Nélida Amán and Director of Culture Daniel Bogado were present.
Mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Undersecretary of Education and Culture Carlos Gatto and the Head of the Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Andrés Camarino, presented certificates and toured the exhibition of the work carried out in painting, carpentry, tailoring, and sports horse care.
These trades provide an enriching experience for the students and contribute to the professional development of the Argentine Army personnel. In addition to being a valuable educational opportunity for interaction with students in theoretical-practical teaching techniques.
“We are honored to have a close bond with the Regiment. In this place, one learns to defend the Homeland and many of the values that made this Nation great, which we must preserve, are cultivated. Through these workshops, this institutional work is strengthened and allows us to provide tools to many young people who have the desire to grow and improve themselves,” highlighted Azcué.
These training spaces serve to value “the culture of work, effort, merit, and respect for institutions, which is why I congratulate the graduates and thank all the trainers for what has been accomplished,” concluded the Mayor.
For his part, Gatto highlighted that the young people who participated in the workshops were able to carry out internships in different municipal areas, directly linked to the trades learned: “This contact with the working world is undoubtedly one of the most valuable steps in their training paths,” adding training in digital marketing that proves to be “a key tool so that those who wish to undertake can boost their projects, communicate what they do, and transform their trade into an opportunity for development.”
Director of Education Nélida Amán and Director of Culture Daniel Bogado were present.