The Alma Mater participated in a professional orientation day for 9th, 10th and 11th grade students at the Luis Carlos Galán Institute of Education, providing tools for their academic future.
The University of Magdalena, under the leadership of Dr. Pablo Vera Salazar, continues to strengthen its presence in the towns of the region, providing its educational offer to young people who are interested in exploring different educational opportunities high level
During a day organized by the National Open and Distance University – UNAD, the House of Higher Knowledge was invited to send its extensive academic package to the students of the Luis Carlos Galán Educational Institute, in the town of Plato.
The event, aimed at over 200 high school students, included lectures, dynamic activities and testimonials designed to help young people identify their interests and career potential, and thus enabling the construction of the life project.
Commitment to flexible learning
During its participation, the University highlighted the flexible educational approach of the Center for the Distribution of Education and Opportunities – CREO, which allows students to combine studies and work, thus promoting greater stability in the education system .
Edinson Ariza Torres, an 11th grade student, shared his experience at the event: “They gave us basic information about the different study options. CREO’s approach caught my attention, because studying in circles allows us to work while we learn, building more confidence in our academic process.”
Specialist graduate Carmen Cortina Orozco, CREO-Plato coordinator pointed out at the event: “We are committed to creating educational programs that respond to the demands of the production sector and local communities. “We want every student to be able to prepare themselves with extensive training and solid tools for the future.”
Towards building human capital
Magdalena University, which is committed to the development of the region, is trying to connect students with quality education that will allow them to enter the labor market. The participation of the Alma Mater in such events strengthens the alliance with local educational organizations, providing access to key information and guidance for the young people of Magdalena.
In a message sent to attendees, Pablo Vera Salazar Ph.D, Rector of the University of Magdalena, reiterated the importance of continuing education as an engine of development: “Education is a seed that is planted put at any age, capable of changing lives. and associations. We will continue to learn and build a better future for everyone.”
Inspirational stories about development
The day was also a platform to recognize inspiring stories of effort and improvement. Edinson Ariza Torres, for example, cited the value of the event for his career decision. “This type of place allows us to learn for ourselves about the opportunities that this House of Higher Knowledge offers and enables us to make informed decisions about our future,” he said.
UNIMAGDALENA reaffirms its commitment to the sector by providing academic guidance and support to young people, contributing to the strengthening of human capital and the social development of Magdalena. With this partnership, the University demonstrates its mission to offer an inclusive and relevant education, connecting students with real opportunities for their professional growth.
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2024-11-15 18:47:00
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