The Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship, in coordination with the Departmental School Board of Concordia, carried out a series of workshops focused on Cooperativism and Entrepreneurship, promoting values of association and entrepreneurial skills in young people in the region.
Within the framework of this program, the Tekoa Education Cooperative provided workshops on Cooperativism in the following educational institutions:
Secondary School No. 19 “Generala Juana Azurduy”.
Secondary School No. 9 “Intendente Gerardo Yoya”.
Secondary School No. 27 “Dr. Domingo Santo Lliotta”.
Secondary School No. 35 “Cabo Sendrós”.
The project coordinator, Andrea Popelka, highlighted the importance of these initiatives: “Cooperativism not only teaches teamwork values, but also promotes social responsibility, which is so necessary in our community.” Special thanks were given to the school authorities for opening their doors to strengthen knowledge on this subject.
Likewise, with the support of the director of the Departmental School Board, Julio Barrios, and Candelaria Craco, Coordinator of Youth and Adult Schools, Entrepreneurship workshops were developed and taught by social economy technicians. This program was aimed at students in the final years of the oriented cycle and at Community Centers for the Youth and Adult modality, with the objective of enhancing skills to generate sustainable and productive projects.
The Undersecretariat reaffirms its commitment to education as an engine of social transformation, encouraging young people to become agents of change.
Within the framework of this program, the Tekoa Education Cooperative provided workshops on Cooperativism in the following educational institutions:
Secondary School No. 19 “Generala Juana Azurduy”.
Secondary School No. 9 “Intendente Gerardo Yoya”.
Secondary School No. 27 “Dr. Domingo Santo Lliotta”.
Secondary School No. 35 “Cabo Sendrós”.
The project coordinator, Andrea Popelka, highlighted the importance of these initiatives: “Cooperativism not only teaches teamwork values, but also promotes social responsibility, which is so necessary in our community.” Special thanks were given to the school authorities for opening their doors to strengthen knowledge on this subject.
Likewise, with the support of the director of the Departmental School Board, Julio Barrios, and Candelaria Craco, Coordinator of Youth and Adult Schools, Entrepreneurship workshops were developed and taught by social economy technicians. This program was aimed at students in the final years of the oriented cycle and at Community Centers for the Youth and Adult modality, with the objective of enhancing skills to generate sustainable and productive projects.
The Undersecretariat reaffirms its commitment to education as an engine of social transformation, encouraging young people to become agents of change.