This initiative joins other efforts being carried out by the Mayor’s Office of Nueva Granada to promote the education and development of the municipality’s youth.
In an effort to promote the professional development of the municipality’s young people, the Mayor’s Office of Nueva Granada has signed an inter-administrative agreement with the Caribbean Educational Corporation – Cedelca – Nueva Granada Headquarters.
This alliance will allow students and apprentices of the academy to carry out their internships and training in the programs and projects carried out by the municipal administration. The initiative, presented by social manager Mary Acuña, seeks to provide young people with the opportunityd to apply their knowledge and acquire work experience in a real environment, contributing to the development of their educational skills and competencies.
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“We are sure that this alliance will be an enriching experience for both the students and our mayor’s office,” said Joaquín Ariza Muñoz, Mayor of Nueva Granada. “Young people will be able to contribute their talent and enthusiasm to our projects, while we will give them the opportunity to put into practice what they have learned in the classroom and gain experience in the world of work.”
The agreement establishes that the corporation’s students will be able to carry out their internships in different areas of the municipal administration, such as the government secretariat, the education secretariat, the health secretariat and the public works secretariat. In addition, the educational institution is committed to providing training to municipal officials on topics of common interest.
This initiative joins other efforts being carried out by the Mayor’s Office of Nueva Granada to promote the education and development of the municipality’s youth. Among other actions, the construction of new schools and educational centers, the provision of scholarships for higher education and the holding of workshops and training courses stand out.
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“We are convinced that education is the key to individual and social progress,” said Ariza Muñoz. “Therefore, we are working to “that all young people in New Granada have access to quality education and can develop their full potential.”
The signing of this agreement with CEDELCA is an important step in this direction. The mayor’s office hopes that this alliance will become a model to follow for other educational institutions in the municipality and that it will contribute to strengthening the training of future professionals in Nueva Granada.
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