Creama Xàbia has presented its training offer for the last quarter of the year, a project aimed at improving the professional qualification of the unemployed and unemployed registered with the local Employment Agency.
The first of these training actions, which started last week, is focused on young people between 16 and 21 years old, who have not finished their secondary education studies and have problems of demotivation, school absenteeism or learning difficulties. This is the Training Program for Basic Qualification of Auxiliary Activities of Commerce, subsidized by the Ministry of Education with a total of 39.854,40 euros. This program, which has already been held in recent years with great reception success, offers students the opportunity to learn a professional training in a different context, outside of the institute, and the opportunity to have a first contact with the business fabric of the town with the realization of training practices in companies and shops in the town.
The other bet of the year is novelty: It is the "Training Pills" series, promoted by the Training and Insertion area with a short-term format focused on practicality, designed to delve into specific topics and acquire knowledge in a short time specific.
The themes of these "pills" are learning to make an attractive curriculum; What procedures can I do with my digital certificate, how to get more performance from social networks such as Facebook and Linkedin, how to carry out your procedures at the electronic headquarters of the Javea Town Hall and how to conduct an online interview successfully. These courses will be held in the Creama classroom in the Portal del Clot and will last between one hour and 90 minutes.
Third, in November a new edition of English, French and German language courses will start, taught by native teachers who reside in Xâbia and have selflessly collaborated with Creama and the City Council for a decade.
Creama also plans to carry out courses to obtain professional cards as handlers of phytosanitary products, food handlers, water treatment and forklift operators.
For more information you can contact by phone at 965794266.
