The Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Productive Development, together with the Forest-Industrial Development Center (CeDeFI), informs that registration is now open to participate in the Furniture Assembly with Boards Produced in Concordia course, a training program focused on technical education and the incorporation of knowledge applied to the furniture industrial sector.
The course will take place at the CeDeFI warehouse, located in front of the EGGER Concordia industrial plant, and includes both a guided tour of said plant and technical training sessions.
Course dates:
Friday, June 27: Visit to the EGGER plant.
Monday, June 30, Tuesday, July 1, and Wednesday, July 2: Technical course.
Time: From 08:30 to 12:30.
Cost: $5,000
Alias for transfer: JARRON.CESTA.BANDO
Send receipt to: cedefi.info@gmail.com
Registration link: https://forms.gle/ gm93P2FKVLQ6USHT8
The Secretariat of Productive Development highlighted that these types of training sessions allow for strengthening the local value chain and linking technical training with the economic development of the territory.
The course is aimed at entrepreneurs, workers in the wood and furniture sector, technical training students, and all those interested in adding practical tools for the design, production, and assembly of furniture using locally sourced industrial boards.
This proposal is part of the strategic actions promoted by the municipality to generate employment, support the productive sector, and foster the development of technical skills in the community.
The course will take place at the CeDeFI warehouse, located in front of the EGGER Concordia industrial plant, and includes both a guided tour of said plant and technical training sessions.
Course dates:
Friday, June 27: Visit to the EGGER plant.
Monday, June 30, Tuesday, July 1, and Wednesday, July 2: Technical course.
Time: From 08:30 to 12:30.
Cost: $5,000
Alias for transfer: JARRON.CESTA.BANDO
Send receipt to: cedefi.info@gmail.com
Registration link: https://forms.gle/
The Secretariat of Productive Development highlighted that these types of training sessions allow for strengthening the local value chain and linking technical training with the economic development of the territory.
The course is aimed at entrepreneurs, workers in the wood and furniture sector, technical training students, and all those interested in adding practical tools for the design, production, and assembly of furniture using locally sourced industrial boards.
This proposal is part of the strategic actions promoted by the municipality to generate employment, support the productive sector, and foster the development of technical skills in the community.
