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The Polytechnic Institute of Secondary Education of Cartagena will be the first center of the region in offering industrial school from next year.

It is an intensification technology-oriented engineering.

Within the category of Sciences, the center will implement this technological baccalaureate 32 hours allow students to acquire qualifications channeled into courses offered by the Polytechnic University of Cartagena (UPCT) training.

This new type of school fits the ideal route defined by the Higher Technical School of Industrial Engineering (ETSII) of the UPCT.

Thus "high school students will have access to engineering degrees with optimal preparation and to be studied subjects focused on these degrees," explains Antonio Guillamón, director of the ETSII.

For the rector of the Polytechnic University of Cartagena, Jose Antonio Franco, "the signing of this new agreement between the Ministry of equation and Universities and the UPCT can renew the collaboration that has developed in recent years between the Polytechnic IES and Formula Student racing teams UPCT and MotoStudent UPCT, and also extends the framework of collaboration between the Polytechnic IES UPCT and by the implementation of this industrial school ".

The Minister of Education and Universities, Maria Isabel Sanchez-Mora said that "since the Ministry will try the remaining centers in the Region of Murcia join in the coming years to this initiative, adopted at its centers this ideal route to give the maximum guarantees students with an interest in further study at the university UPCT Industrial engineering or other engineering careers. "

Guillamón highlights "the commitment of the ETSII by the study of the subjects of Technology that are offered in secondary and high schools, as a precondition training for students to arrive at the School of Industrial UPCT with the optimal preparation and may take the certification successfully. "

The director of the Polytechnic IES, Rosa Laborda, adding that "we have taken the appropriate path defined by the School of Industrial because we are convinced that it will be vital to ensure the academic success of our in subsequent university studies in the field of engineering industrial".

Source: UPCT