In the Assembly Hall of the Municipality of Concordia, the delivery of certificates to the graduates of the Yoga Instructor Program took place. This program was organized jointly by the Municipality of Concordia and the Argentine Union of Professional Yoga Teachers (U.A.P.P.Y.) as part of a unique initiative in the region that promotes professional training in this discipline.
The Yoga Instructor Program, developed in honor of the 35th anniversary of U.A.P.P.Y., offered participants comprehensive training that will allow them to work as instructors in public and private settings, contributing to the physical, mental, and spiritual well-being of the community.
The event was presided over by Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta Urquiza, accompanied by the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer; the Director of Employment, Juan Manuel Scarzello; and the President of U.A.P.P.Y., Mónica V. Fassi, along with other municipal authorities.
During the ceremony, the Vice Mayor highlighted: “These types of initiatives are an example of how joint work between the municipality and institutions allows for the creation of unique opportunities for our residents. We are proud to lead this proposal in the region.”
For his part, Juan Manuel Scarzello noted: “Yoga, in addition to being a wellness practice, is also a job opportunity for those who complete this course. From the municipality, we will continue to support projects that promote both personal and professional development.”
Mónica V. Fassi expressed her emotion regarding the success of the program: “The collaboration with the municipality has been key to materializing this instructor program, unique in the region. Each graduate not only carries technical knowledge but also the mission to transmit the values of yoga to the community.”
This program, which was developed within the framework of a joint strategy to strengthen tools for personal and professional growth, reaffirms the commitment of Concordia to education and the improvement of the quality of life of its citizens.
The Yoga Instructor Program, developed in honor of the 35th anniversary of U.A.P.P.Y., offered participants comprehensive training that will allow them to work as instructors in public and private settings, contributing to the physical, mental, and spiritual well-being of the community.
The event was presided over by Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta Urquiza, accompanied by the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer; the Director of Employment, Juan Manuel Scarzello; and the President of U.A.P.P.Y., Mónica V. Fassi, along with other municipal authorities.
During the ceremony, the Vice Mayor highlighted: “These types of initiatives are an example of how joint work between the municipality and institutions allows for the creation of unique opportunities for our residents. We are proud to lead this proposal in the region.”
For his part, Juan Manuel Scarzello noted: “Yoga, in addition to being a wellness practice, is also a job opportunity for those who complete this course. From the municipality, we will continue to support projects that promote both personal and professional development.”
Mónica V. Fassi expressed her emotion regarding the success of the program: “The collaboration with the municipality has been key to materializing this instructor program, unique in the region. Each graduate not only carries technical knowledge but also the mission to transmit the values of yoga to the community.”
This program, which was developed within the framework of a joint strategy to strengthen tools for personal and professional growth, reaffirms the commitment of Concordia to education and the improvement of the quality of life of its citizens.