Sastre City Inaugurates First Digital Classroom for Distance Education and Training Programs

The city of Sastre already has the first Digital Classroom. After a long wait, the head of the department of San Martín inaugurated the new facilities on Monday afternoon with an event led by the mayor of the Government, María del Carmen Amero. A Distance Education Center of a higher education institution will operate in the location, training from another educational institution and courses from the Santa Fe Capacita Program will be provided. “It was an extensive journey of 4 years. The pandemic, at the time, stopped the whole project. But finally we managed to have this much needed digital center for all those who want to continue their studies,” said the head of the central government of the western region.

With the capacity for about 15 people to work at the same time, the new educational space cut ribbons on Monday afternoon, marking a historic starting point in educational matters for Sastre. “We started with a series of computers, we are taking all the necessary steps to continue equipping the place,” said Nicolás Seveso, who is in charge of the Municipal Employment Office, in communication with this medium .

The Virtual Classroom, located in an area next to the City Palace (May 25, 1980), is a place to deliver various training sessions promoted by a series of institutions, including a house higher education. “In that place, computer related courses will be held. A University Distance Education Center will also be developed. And in the middle of the month there will be three workshops that will come through Santa Fe Capacita,” explained Florencia Doncino, from the Education Area of ​​the mayor’s office.

The brand new facilities are designed so that residents of the city and region can not only attend training or degree programs, but also so that students can use the tools available. use and find a suitable environment for their studies. “It is equipped so that someone who needs a device can use the space,” they said from the city.

In addition to all the educational offerings available at the University, three special courses will be taught in the Virtual Classroom that will come from the Santa Fe Capacita Program in mid-May. “It’s a very interesting choice. In this case, the Marketing for Entrepreneurs, Community Manager and Printing workshops will be opened,” said Seveso.

In this sense, they said that registration started this Monday, which will be digital or in the city from Monday to Friday. The courses will have a face-to-face format, free of charge and a workload of 60 hours distributed in two weekly classes of two hours each. The completion will be in the month of August.