A total of fifteen young people have completed their training as "Auxiliary aesthetic" through an Initial Vocational Training Program (IPPP) in form of professional workshop, which lasted for one school year and has been driven by the Department of Development and Employment.
This program has been provided at the Centre for Local Development and is a springboard for job placement, has allowed young people who have not completed their compulsory secondary education have done so with the completion of second grade.
The councilman of Promotion and Employment, Mary Jose Baeza, thanked the personal commitment of each student to carry out this course.
In this sense, explained that through this program young people between 16 and 21 years, have learned all the processes related to the world of aesthetics and getting training in a field that requires a certificate of studies occupationally training.
The mayor has indicated that this training has been launched by a grant awarded by the Ministry of Education, Training and Employment of 45,000 euros, offered a training course to young people especially have problems with job placement.
The students, who have completed their practical training program in several local companies have received their letters attesting to the validity of their studies.
For its part, the Mayor of Totana has indicated that, in the commitment of the government team for the promotion and employment and given the success it had in the last edition, has opted for this course will be imparted again the municipality.
With this training, Sánchez Ruiz, the young man has had the opportunity of entering the working world and have a job related to the world of aesthetics at the same time broaden their knowledge in other areas such as in the social, science or technology.
Yet the mayor has said that this is the line that is going to stay in the promotion and employment, commitment to training of the most disadvantaged, such as youth, and the development of actions that build trust to achieve that entrepreneurs bet on the town, and so contribute to the creation of jobs.
