The Feed-lot Operator course was launched and certificates were delivered to those who completed the training of the Operator Workshop in Livestock Systems Analysis. In addition, equipment was delivered.
On the premises of the Rural Society, the Minister of Education, Cristina Fiore, together with the president of the Salteña Rural Society, Joaquín Elizalde, led an event where all the joint pedagogical actions that have been developed by the Ministry and the Salteña Rural Society were presented. This Meeting is framed in a priority line of action of the educational policies of the province; Its main objective is to promote the link between the educational world and the productive sector.
This space for dialogue allows producers and representatives of the agricultural field to raise the needs of the sector that can be covered through general and/or specific training that favors the training of competent human resources and continue promoting a formalized work plan, which includes significant activities for the educational system and the productive world.
On the other hand, it seeks to strengthen the development of training actions, so that Salta society knows the productive/technological realities of the Agricultural sector. And these contributions favor the updating of educational trajectories, professional skills and training environments.
In addition, certificates were delivered to the students who completed the Livestock Systems Analysis Operator Workshop, another Feed-lot Operator workshop was held and equipment was delivered for the Comprehensive Socio-productive Regional Training and Development Center from the Plan. of Improvement with the objective of strengthening said Center, among other joint actions.
The meeting was attended by: the undersecretary of Education and Labor, Diego López Morillo, the vice president of the Salteña Rural Society, Alfredo Figueroa, the deputy secretary, Sofia Padilla, the manager, Juan Leandro Carrizo, teachers and students from Technical Schools of the Lerma Valley, Guachipas, Cerrillos and Capital.
