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Abraza tu Cole Strategy expands connectivity in more than 100 public educational institutions in Lima and regionsMore than 30,000 students from 100 public schools in Lima and Technical-Productive Education Centers (CETPRO) located in various regions of the country today have free, high-speed internet as part of the Abraza tu Cole strategy, promoted by the Ministry of Education (Minedu) to reduce the digital divide and strengthen learning.
In the case of CETPRO, connectivity benefits students from Tumbes, Lambayeque, Cajamarca, Ancash, La Libertad, Junin, Ayacucho, Ica, Arequipa, San Martin and Ucayali, while strengthening technical and productive training through access to digital educational content and technological tools.
In these public educational institutions, connectivity makes it possible to improve teaching processes, strengthen the technological skills of students and teachers, and expand learning opportunities, especially in contexts with greater access gaps.
The process is developed in alliance with the telecommunications company WOW Peru, through the WOW Schools project, which provides free internet for life to schools located in vulnerable areas, as a social responsibility initiative aimed at expanding educational opportunities.
The Minister of Education, Jorge Figueroa, stated that connectivity is key to guaranteeing equal opportunities. With these strategic alliances, we ensure that thousands of school and CETPRO students have digital tools for their educational and technical development, he said.
This work is part of the Good Start actions for the 2026 School Year, aimed at ensuring that educational institutions have, from the first day of classes, adequate connectivity conditions that strengthen learning and the effective use of digital tools.
The Education sector reaffirmed its commitment to continue expanding the coverage of this strategy to reach more educational institutions and benefit a greater number of students with access to quality technology and connectivity.
