The Youth Council of the City of Dénia, in collaboration with the Department of Education and Tot Group has organized a new edition of the Student Fair, to be held in the 5 9 Llunàtics of May.
In these days, the city youth, especially students of the last courses of the ESO and Baccalaureate may obtain information and guidance on the training offered at your fingertips, providing tools to help them decide their academic and professional future.
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The Student Fair is aimed at students from public schools, the Alfa & Omega private school, secondary education institutes, the Initial Professional Qualification Program (PQPI) of Creama Dénia and the Permanent School of Adults, as indicated by the Councilor for Education , Pepa Sivera.
The mayor of Youth, Isabel Gallego, It explained that the schedule of the conference will be 8.30 to 18 hours. Visits schools will be conducted in groups 25 30 to students, allowing us to offer more personalized attention to students. To facilitate the access of participants, the council has hired a bus service which will move the groups back and forth to the venue of the fair.
Also, in the evenings, of 17 to 18 hours, the doors of the fair will be open to the general public interested in obtaining information about professional and training options that are offered today.
The Tot Group is responsible for providing specialized staff will serve the groups: three guiding that will offer general information on academic studies and the labor market.
Universities and training centers will be present
Several educational centers and entities will install information points with their training offer. They have confirmed their participation Esatur Formación Alicante, the CdT, the Uned, the regional fire station, the Red Cross, Creama, the IES Gabriel Císcar de Oliva, the Catholic University of Valencia, the Jaume I University of Castellón and the Official School of Languages . It is also planned, although still pending confirmation, the presence of the Escola de Teatre Comarcal ETC Marina Alta, the company Estudio 8 and Artístics.
Ester Martí, project coordinator, stressed that the information received by the student is "updated and contextualized" as previously participants are asked for their interests and, on this basis, they expose all the possibilities and where they can access such training.
His partner in Tot Group, Jorge Roselló, pointed out that the company has spent many years organizing fairs aimed at students with a similar Dénia obtained during the first edition last year's success. According to data offered in 2013 they visited the Fair Student Dénia over 700 young and many parents looking for information on training possibilities for the future of their children.
