This Thursday afternoon, Mayor Francisco Azcué and the Dean of the Faculty of Management Sciences of the Autonomous University of Entre Ríos (UADER), Accountant Carlos Cuenca, signed an agreement for the implementation of vocational training proposals.
These are two training courses, bakery and electricity, which will begin shortly.
“From our administration, we set out to work jointly with intermediate institutions through agreements that allow for the integral development of our residents. Education is fundamental for the transformation of the city, and as a State, we must provide the necessary tools to achieve it,” stated Mayor Azcué.
The Dean of the Faculty of Management Sciences of UADER, Accountant Carlos Cuenca, thanked the Municipality for the opportunity to continue working on different projects that allow for educational and training strengthening in Concordia, as achieved with the agreement signed this Thursday.
For his part, the Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, explained that this involves the implementation of two vocational workshops, one on bakery and another on electricity, “with the commitment to continue working jointly with the Faculty of Management Sciences on other similar actions.”
The Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell'Olio, was present at the signing of the agreement.
These are two training courses, bakery and electricity, which will begin shortly.
“From our administration, we set out to work jointly with intermediate institutions through agreements that allow for the integral development of our residents. Education is fundamental for the transformation of the city, and as a State, we must provide the necessary tools to achieve it,” stated Mayor Azcué.
The Dean of the Faculty of Management Sciences of UADER, Accountant Carlos Cuenca, thanked the Municipality for the opportunity to continue working on different projects that allow for educational and training strengthening in Concordia, as achieved with the agreement signed this Thursday.
For his part, the Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, explained that this involves the implementation of two vocational workshops, one on bakery and another on electricity, “with the commitment to continue working jointly with the Faculty of Management Sciences on other similar actions.”
The Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell'Olio, was present at the signing of the agreement.