The head of the Córdoba Joven Agency, José Ignacio Scotto, met with the mayors of Salsipoders, Villa Cerro Azul and Colonia Tirolesa, to celebrate different cooperation agreements that will enhance the implementation of the Córdoba Language Center program in these locations.
Through these understandings, the parties committed to establishing the necessary mechanisms to facilitate access to this initiative among its target population.
It is worth mentioning that the Córdoba Language Center is a provincial program that provides free, entry-level courses in the following languages: English, Portuguese, Mandarin Chinese, French and Portuguese, through the Campus Córdoba platform.
Within this framework, it is proposed to make available to local youth different spaces that have the necessary tools, in terms of devices and connectivity, to guarantee their access to quality training.
“Working in conjunction with local governments allows our public policies to be consistent with the realities of the youth of Córdoba,” said the president of the Agency, José Ignacio Scotto. “Through the Province-Municipality articulation we can ensure success in the implementation of our proposals,” he concluded.
In Salsicasos, the commitment was signed by Mayor David Strasorier; In Villa Cerro Azul, the community leader, Natalia Di Pace, did the same; and, in Colonia Tirolesa, the understanding was signed by Mayor Juan Domingo Panichelli.
The member of the Board of Directors, Juan Amuchástegui, also participated, among other municipal and provincial officials.
About the program
The Córdoba Language Center is an initiative of the Córdoba Joven Agency that makes available free entry-level language courses: English, Portuguese, Italian, French and Mandarin Chinese.
Currently, some 16,614 new students from across the province are about to begin the second cycle of this training, which is available on the Campus Córdoba platform, and can be taken for free and asynchronously.
The program is carried out jointly with the Ministry of Social Development and Employment Promotion, the General Secretariat of the Interior and the Confucius Institute of the National University of Córdoba.
