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Certification will allow students to move towards technical-productive and higher technological educationBy 2025, Minedu plans to double the scope of this initiative and replicate it throughout the country
The Ministry of Education (Minedu) will deliver modular certifications and degrees to 1,012 young people who study under the Secondary Technical Training Model, which will allow them to move from regular basic education to technical-productive and higher technological education or to enter the labor market directly.
In collaboration with 26 technical-productive education centers (CETPRO) in Metropolitan Lima, more than a thousand young people have already been evaluated, of which 430 will receive the title of technical assistant and 582 will obtain modular certifications after completing a technical specialty.
This innovative educational model prioritizes technical and practical training, supported by an educational infrastructure designed to guarantee the quality of learning. According to the Minister of Education, Morgan Quero, the Social Pact for Education promotes education for work, providing young people with tools to integrate into the labor world and contribute to the development of the country.
For her part, Cecilia Cruz, head of the Directorate of Technical-Productive, Higher Technological and Artistic Education Services (DISERTPA), said that, by 2025, the goal is to double participation and replicate this model throughout Peru, helping to reduce school dropouts and promoting youth employability. This effort already extends to 21 regions of the country, including Metropolitan Lima, and marks a milestone in educational transit.
Thanks to the joint work between the Regional Directorate of Education of Metropolitan Lima and DISERTPA, this initiative reinforces Minedus commitment to the comprehensive training and technical preparation of young Peruvians.
