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For a year, 22 people in the municipality have been trained in the employment and training project on 'Quality of life and social and health improvement' this morning Mayor White closed, Rafael Laorden, along with Deputy Director of Employment and Training Service Rafael Olivares, and Council Member of Vocational Training, Carlos Ruiz.

Mayor White, Rafael Laorden, closed this morning, accompanied by Deputy Director of Employment and Training Service, Rafael Olivares, and Councilman Training, Carlos Ruiz, the employment workshop for training on quality of life and improvement in social care.

The initiative, which has lasted for about a year, has served to work and train 22 unemployed people in home care jobs, health and social services, cleaning, and issue a certificate of ESO.

"White is committed to human capital, culture and education," said the mayor blanqueño who noted that the success of this workshop is to enable many of the participating students were able to complete their secondary school studies, obtaining some of them certified.

After twelve months learning the core subjects of the ESO and the specific quality of life and socio-health improvement, the twenty students have lived together and shared many experiences with the workshop director, administrative and monitors.

Experiences that have been recalled in the speeches of the representatives and students who have made this "an act for the emotional and memory. This is the satisfaction that as a councilor in charge of the workshop, I took the day, knowing that these citizens White not only have had a job for a year, but also to learn the language or math, have shared experiences that hard to forget "assured the council for Vocational Training, Carlos Ruiz.

During the closing ceremony, diplomas were delivered to 22 participants, including for the first time, was a man.

The team responsible for the workshop thanked both the City of White and the SEF support during this time.

For his part, deputy director of the SEF, Rafael Olivares stressed the importance of employment workshops as they have been shaping up as a very successful alternative to find a job and at the same time allow dynamic, locally, projects of public utility and social development.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Blanca