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Minister Morgan Quero endorsed an agreement with the regional governor of Apurimac for Pronied to prepare a technical file and execute the project. This year, Minedu transfers more than S/9 million to strengthen technical education in Apurimac.
The Minister of Education, Morgan Quero, today endorsed the agreement through which the National Educational Infrastructure Program (Pronied) undertakes to prepare the technical file and execute the project of the Higher Pedagogical Technological Institute (ISTP) of Abancay. This involves an investment of S/50.9 million and will benefit more than 2,000 students from Apurimac and other regions.
In a ceremony held at the ISTP Abancay headquarters, in the province of the same name in Apurimac, Minister Morgan Quero endorsed, with regional governor Percy Godoy Medina, the agreement by which Pronied, dependent on Minedu, must execute an emblematic work for Apurimac, which this year has received a transfer of S/9,689,506 to strengthen technological and pedagogical institutes.
These resources will be invested in educational infrastructure, furniture, equipment and implementation of the Excellence Model within the framework of the licensing process, said the Minister of Education.
He explained that, for the Government of the president of the republic, Dina Boluarte Zegarra, it is a priority to strengthen technological higher education institutes. He also specified that throughout the country there are 1,100 technological institutes and so far this year 160 have graduated.
He added that, this year, more than S / 6.6 million have been transferred to the Regional Government of Apurimac for the financing of investments of the IESP Coyllurqui, Jose Maria Arguedas-Chalhuanca and Jose Carlos Mariategui.
In that sense, the head of Minedu said that in Apurimac there are 20 technological higher education institutes (13 public and 7 private), which serve 3,795 students and are pending licensing.
Subsequently, the minister made a technical visit to the La Salle Higher Pedagogical School, which has 266 students and obtained its license in January of this year. He indicated that Apurimac has five higher education institutes and a pedagogical higher education school, all of which are publicly managed.
Minister Morgan Quero stated, finally, that he has a busy work agenda in Apurimac, which includes a visit to the Apurimac High Performance College (COAR), to the land where another COAR will be built through the Works for Taxes modality, and the technical visit, in the district of Chalhuanca, province of Aymaraes, to two emblematic schools that could be unified to constitute a modern Bicentennial School.
