Last Friday the course of phytosanitary control was closed in Dénia, subsidized by Servef and managed and taught by Creama Dénia.
This is a training activity corresponding to the Vocational Training Program aimed primarily at unemployed people enrolled in the Servef. Of the total of the fifteen places offered, the 87% has been covered, that is, the course has been given to 13 students, all of them unemployed except for one person who is working part time.
The two places to be filled have not been vacant due to lack of applications, but because of the requirement that students must have ESO accredited. Regarding the origin of the students, all were residents in Dénia except for one person from Pego and another from Benirrama.
The course has been developed from December 29 to 1 in February with a total of 120 teaching hours. The theoretical training part has been taught in the Creama Dénia training room and the practical part in the grounds of the Torrecremada Farm. Both spaces are accredited by the Servef in the specialty Installation and maintenance of gardens and green areas to which the taught training module belongs.
At the closing ceremony, the students had the presence of the Councilor of Creama Dénia, Eva RoundAnd the manager of Creama, Rosario Donderis.
