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The Ministry, through the SEF, subsidizes this year 96 training activities that will benefit 1,440 unemployed with 41,340 hours of training, 12,000 more than last year

The Ministry of Education, Universities and Employment and the city of Cartagena just launch three new mixed employment and training programs for 45 people at the Youth Center and Occupational Canteras, in Cartagena.

Thus, a total of 45 unemployed people will benefit from these programs, which will last 12 months and in which the student-workers obtained a Certificate of Professionalism and receive a salary.

The Minister of Education, Universities and Employment, Pedro Antonio Sánchez, and the Mayor of Cartagena, Pilar Barreiro, officially opened such training for work, have a budget of 656,105 euros.

Specifically, the Center Canteras have started courses 'Activities Management and Administration', 'geriatric care for dependents in social institutions' and 'recording operations data processing and documentation'.

These initiatives combined employment and training program noted for offering participants a working knowledge and proven in areas where there is a present and future employment demand skills.

In addition, 45 student-workers receive theoretical knowledge is complemented by labor practice proceedings.

Over 12,000 hours training

The Ministry of Education, Universities and Employment, through the regional Employment and Training Service (SEF), also subsidize a total of 96 training courses for employment in Cartagena this year.

This offer, which represents an investment of over 3.2 million, 1,440 unemployed can provide knowledge to enable them to gain employment with 41,340 hours of training, 12,000 more than last year.

Most of these training -81 of 96, twice last year, are designed based on the National Catalogue of Qualifications and allow you to obtain a Certificate of Competence.

Also, this training offer is based on studies of the labor market survey of Cartagena and emerging occupations such as those related to organic farming or important polymer industry, in which the port city is the nerve center.

Source: CARM