In the Los Pájaros and Tavella Norte neighborhoods, bakery and electricity workshops are being carried out, aimed at residents who wish to train in trades. “We are committed to a paradigm shift, which means moving away from a welfare state and providing residents with tools so they can develop a life project,” remarked Mayor Azcué.
The workshops are part of an agreement signed in due course between the Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education, and the Faculty of Management Sciences of the Autonomous University of Entre Ríos (UADER).
Mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto, visited the bakery workshop which is nearing completion. “We are very happy because we see in the participants the effort, dedication, and desire they put in with the goal of learning a trade that allows them to plan for the future and grow,” affirmed the mayor of Concordia.
Following that line, Azcué maintained that from the municipal administration “we are committed to a paradigm shift, which means moving away from a welfare state and providing residents with tools so they can develop a productive life project and get ahead.”
For his part, Carlos Gatto expressed his satisfaction with the results these training sessions have had, as “it will allow those who attended the workshops to enter the labor market. This is achieved by promoting education through training and, through training, establishing a growth project that ranges from the personal to the professional.”
Juan, one of the participants in the bakery workshop, thanked the Municipality of Concordia for this opportunity to attend said training. “It is the first time I have taken a training course, and for me, it means being able to enter the labor market. It is an opportunity, and I want to tell those young people who see what one does that they can also achieve it. With effort and work, everything is achieved.”
The workshops are part of an agreement signed in due course between the Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education, and the Faculty of Management Sciences of the Autonomous University of Entre Ríos (UADER).
Mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto, visited the bakery workshop which is nearing completion. “We are very happy because we see in the participants the effort, dedication, and desire they put in with the goal of learning a trade that allows them to plan for the future and grow,” affirmed the mayor of Concordia.
Following that line, Azcué maintained that from the municipal administration “we are committed to a paradigm shift, which means moving away from a welfare state and providing residents with tools so they can develop a productive life project and get ahead.”
For his part, Carlos Gatto expressed his satisfaction with the results these training sessions have had, as “it will allow those who attended the workshops to enter the labor market. This is achieved by promoting education through training and, through training, establishing a growth project that ranges from the personal to the professional.”
Juan, one of the participants in the bakery workshop, thanked the Municipality of Concordia for this opportunity to attend said training. “It is the first time I have taken a training course, and for me, it means being able to enter the labor market. It is an opportunity, and I want to tell those young people who see what one does that they can also achieve it. With effort and work, everything is achieved.”