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A total of 12 male and female students of Secondary School "Villa de Alguazas" the town of the same name from 2012 to 2013 this course will benefit a large number of benefits in the Classroom Occupational launched by the Department of Education of the City of municipality, all thanks to a collaboration agreement signed for this purpose with the Department of Education, Training and Employment of the Regional Government for the prevention, monitoring and control of neglect and truancy.

This project, funded by the European Union and the Ministry of Education within the framework of the Dropout Prevention, comes to be an extraordinary remedy of compensatory education in the municipality of Alguazas to be an opportunity to respond to the needs of educational of students with serious problems of adaptation to the educational system, and / or at risk of dropping out.

The Occupational Hall, which opened this past week by the Councillor for Education Local Consistory, Isabel Zamora Palacios, and the Director of IES "Villa de Alguazas" Magdalena Galmés, develops their classes on the premises of that educational institution of secondary education population as well as public agencies Hall (Municipal Greenhouse and Workshop Welding Classrooms and Multipurpose Center Municipal "Serna Paco") teachers also integrating the service technician training faculty above the IES.

The project also has the support of the management team of IES Alguazas villa of Technical and Community Services attached to this resource and municipal technical coordination that performs the necessary resources for the Classroom Occupational and monitoring of children participants therein.

The overall objective is to be achieved with this educational resource that will offer activities aimed at learning skills such as gardening, welding, language, math and physical education) is to avoid truancy and social exclusion, giving a second chance education to children within the education system.

As noted by the competent Edil, Zamora Palacios, "the development of vocational classes in Alguazas in recent years is paying off and meeting expectations and goals set by the entities involved in the enhancement of this educational resource because it allowed out truancy to a significant number of children who left the education system. In previous years, the majority of children who completed occupational classroom activities have continued studying, forming an incentive to keep ahead of finding a skilled job and sued in the labor market and for which both the City Council and the regional government have earmarked the human, financial and technical resources to come to fruition. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Alguazas