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Schoolchildren who enter technical secondary school will have the opportunity to obtain a degree, which will allow them to continue their training at a CETPRO or a higher technological instituteThe Ministry of Education (Minedu) held a day of supervision of technical-productive education centers in the province of Urubamba, Cusco, with the purpose of strengthening this educational modality that creates opportunities for young people.
During the day, the Vice Minister of Pedagogical Management of Minedu, Maria Esther Cuadros Espinoza, visited the La Salle Higher Education Institute, where 400 students study technical courses in Computing, Food Industries, Information Systems Development, Accounting, Hotel and Restaurant Services Administration, Agricultural Production and Official Tourism Guide.
Accompanied by directors and teachers, the vice minister toured the laboratories that have been implemented with the investment of the Program for the Improvement of the Quality and Relevance of Higher University and Technological Education Services (PMESUT).
The vice minister highlighted the work carried out by Minedu so that secondary school students who receive technical training can continue their studies at a Technical - Productive Education Center (CETPRO) or later at a higher education institute.
At Minedu, we develop standards, promote the appointment of institute teachers and manage improvements in working conditions, because for us it is a priority to strengthen technical-productive education, he emphasized.
The vice minister highlighted the work carried out by Minedu so that secondary school students who receive technical training can continue their studies at a CETPRO Productive Technical Education Center or, later, at a higher education institute.
The vice minister also visited the Production Center of the Urubamba Agricultural College, where courses on organic agriculture and permaculture, organic horticulture, nursery crops, gardening work and raising small animals are taught. During the tour, the students explained how they receive training at school and then put the knowledge acquired into practice in their production center.
After congratulating teachers and students for the work they do, the vice minister encouraged them to continue improving themselves every day and promised to support the efforts aimed at promoting the initiatives of CETPRO and the Urubamba Agricultural College. Finally, Vice Minister Maria Esther Cuadros ratified the Minedus commitment to continue strengthening technical-productive education through training and better conditions for teaching.
In this way, the Ministry of Education, through its officials and Minister Jorge Figueroa Guzman, will continue to develop supervision sessions in the different regions of the country, to be closer to the students and the entire educational community.
