The Duanes Library was the scene of a day followed by a hundred people, in which important voices of public education could be heard, such as those of the Autonomous Secretary of Education, Miquel Soler, and direct testimonies of what is lived day by day in the classrooms and in the management of the centers such as Amparo Cortell (director of the IES Antoni Llidó) or Isabel Moreno (director of the CEIP Port of Xàbia and number 4 of the PSOE candidacy). The presentation of the act was carried out by the mayor and candidate of the PSOE of Xàbia José Chulvi.
One of the topics addressed was the potential of vocational training as the path that best suits the demand for professionals and, therefore, very useful for rapid insertion into the labor market. In fact, reinforcing this itinerary is one of the bets in which the secondary schools of Xàbia have worked.
Soler also highlighted the challenge of continuing to advance in coeducation, based on equality and without gender discrimination.
Other issues that were discussed was how to make education more attractive to students, adapting it to the conditions of each student. Or the changes experienced as a result of the pandemic, the role of counselors and psychologists in schools or how to reduce bureaucracy in the educational world.
Montse Villaverde, who has been responsible for the Department of Education of the Javea Town Hall He explained how the concept of the educating city has been worked on for years and the importance of both educational and cultural planning for society. He has also stressed the importance of working in a coordinated manner from all educational sectors with common and positive objectives.
From the PSPV of Xàbia it is appreciated that this great public response demonstrates the commitment of the educational community of Xàbia to continue learning and looking for tools to promote quality education that helps the youngest to be motivated to develop their full potential.
So that? So that they end up as waiters or cleaning tourist toilets? You have nothing to offer, you are just civil servants, many of them plug and without opposition. The only thing they can explain is how to get to scratch the charges they have.
Luis, if you knew anything about the outputs of the FP cycles you wouldn't say nonsense.
Is it nonsense for you, Alejandro, that the greatest demand for work in this area is for waiters and the tourism services sector?
If you think that the FP cycles are only good for that, I reaffirm that A) you don't know anything and B) you talk bullshit.
Great answer!!!! One hundred councillors, affiliates, friends... out of 27000 inhabitants. Not even 0.5 percent.
Pure Chulvi propaganda.