In the Training Room of the Civic Center of Concordia, the delivery of certificates for the Intensive Clothing Pattern Making Course, held between October 30 and November 8, took place. The main objective of this course was to strengthen the technical and productive capabilities of the attendees in the design and creation of clothing patterns.
The event was attended by Miguel Parra, Head of the Social Economy Department; Andrea Popelka, Project Coordinator; and the President of the Concordia Textile Cooperative, Andrés Aguilar, who accompanied the participants in this important recognition.
During the delivery, Andrea Popelka highlighted the relevance of these training sessions: “We are committed to the development of skills that generate autonomy and new job opportunities in our community. This course is a demonstration of the potential we have to strengthen our social economy.”
For his part, Andrés Aguilar remarked: “From the Concordia Textile Cooperative, we celebrate these initiatives that not only provide technical tools, but also encourage collective work and the growth of the textile sector in our region.”
The course, promoted by the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship of the Municipality of Concordia, is part of a strategic plan to foster professional training and strengthen the local economy.
The event was attended by Miguel Parra, Head of the Social Economy Department; Andrea Popelka, Project Coordinator; and the President of the Concordia Textile Cooperative, Andrés Aguilar, who accompanied the participants in this important recognition.
During the delivery, Andrea Popelka highlighted the relevance of these training sessions: “We are committed to the development of skills that generate autonomy and new job opportunities in our community. This course is a demonstration of the potential we have to strengthen our social economy.”
For his part, Andrés Aguilar remarked: “From the Concordia Textile Cooperative, we celebrate these initiatives that not only provide technical tools, but also encourage collective work and the growth of the textile sector in our region.”
The course, promoted by the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship of the Municipality of Concordia, is part of a strategic plan to foster professional training and strengthen the local economy.