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* Sineace operator body will provide technical support to improve educational quality in the region.The Evaluation, Accreditation and Certification Council of the Quality of Non -University Higher Education (Coneaces), Operating Body of the Sineace, together with the Regional Management of Freedom Education (GRELL) coordinates actions to promote the institutional accreditation of the Institutes of Public Technological Education graduates in the region. As part of this articulated work, the GRELL expressed its commitment to provide the necessary support for external evaluations that begin the accreditation processes.
During a meeting held at the GRELL headquarters in Trujillo, the director of Evaluation and Accreditation of Coneaces, Veronica Alvarado, explained that the accreditation allows to demonstrate, with evidence, that the institutes meet quality standards in their institutional management, the training results and their relationship with the environment. He also stressed the importance of regions to assume an active role in the implementation of policies oriented to continuous improvement.
We value that the region La Libertad assumes the challenge of promoting quality in technological education. Accreditation is an improvement tool, but also of transparency and trust in front of the educational community and the productive sector, he said.
For his part, the Regional Manager of Education La Libertad, Dr. Martin Camacho Paz, expressed interest that freedom becomes the leading region in accreditation of public institutes in the north of the country. Within that framework, he announced that his management will assume the responsibility of managing the necessary resources to meet this objective.
We want to prove our four graduated institutions, and soon to three more that will enter the licensing process. We want to close 2025 with seven public and accredited public institutes. This commitment requires institutional articulation and political will, and from the GRELL we have taken that step, said the manager.
Currently, the Public Technological Education Institutes graduated in La Libertad are Nueva Esperanza, Simon Sanchez Reyes, Otuzco and Hector Vasquez Jimenez, according to data from the General Directorate of Technical-Productive Education and Technological and Artistic Higher (Digesutpa) of the Minedu. These are part of the regional strategy to strengthen educational quality and improve the employability of graduates.
This joint work is part of the implementation of the new institutional accreditation model for Institutes and Schools of Higher Technological Education, which seeks to consolidate a culture of quality in educational management and contribute to the training of technical professionals, providing greater job opportunities.
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