📋 Tender Overview
Eighteen Users of the MIDIS PAIS program will have an educational benefit through the Institute of Private Technological Education Juanjui.With a look to promote an inclusive education in the San Martin region, people with disabilities of populated centers in Mariscal Caceres and Tocache, they will access free of charge to a higher technical education through comprehensive scholarships that the National Country Program of the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (MIDIS), manages in coordination with the Institute of Private Technological Education of Juanjui (I.E.E.T.S.S.P.).
Through this inter -institutional agreement, eighteen young people from surrounding communities to four drums of the PAIS program will begin in the next three years, their studies in technical nursing and accounting in the city of Juanjui.
As part of this articulated work, the first six students will begin their classes this year in the month of August. In 2026, the next six young people will be awarded, while, in 2027, the same will be done with six more people, completing the eighteen beneficiaries.
The delivery of these integral scholarships was attended by the head of the PAIS program, Susana Miraval, and the general manager of the Juanjui Group, Juan Manuel Vasquez, who also signed a joint work plan to promote the development of capabilities of the most vulnerable population.
The first 2025 fellows are Isabel Diaz Guevara, Marco Antonio Sangama, Milena Ramirez Tafur and Juan Junior Shupingua Fatama, who will follow the accounting career, while Jack Puerta Pezo and Alain Cortez, Tuanama, will begin their nursing studies.
It should be noted that through the Dos de Mayo drums, Costa Rica, Nuevo San Martin and Santa Rosa de Mishollo, 137 people with some type of disability access medical, educational and social services that contribute to improve their quality of life.
