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The Minister of Education, Training and Employment, Sotoca Constantine, accompanied by the regional director of El Corte Ingles, Jose Dasi, the Ministry said today that 266,000 euros subsidize an action plan for qualifying training to 277 unemployed workers will be hired "in all "by the English Court, for its new stores in the mall shooting.

Sotoca explained that the training program "is designed specifically addressing the needs of these new stores, with the aim of providing qualified professionals in different areas and for different jobs."

A total of 16 training activities developed in each of which involved between 5 and 20.

Sotoca said "nine courses are taught on initiation of sales, cash on initiating two supermarkets, two of organizing self-service outlets, a pastry vendor, another assistant course perishable and more for the service customer service. "

The counselor stressed the "important" intermediary role of the Regional Service Employment and Training "is contacting the company with those unemployed workers registered at the employment offices and meet the profile required by the English Court."

Training activities, which together account for about 2,300 hours of training completed during the month of March.

The counselor noted that students are being trained in the Region of Murcia during the theoretical course and then carry out the practices in classrooms that El Corte Ingles has in Elche and Madrid.

€ 75,000 to help students defray the costs

In this sense, Constantine Sotoca stressed that the Ministry of Education, Training and Employment about 75,000 euros earmarked for scholarships for students participating in these training activities.

"It's a way of helping to enable them to meet the costs of accommodation, travel or maintenance that will involve the development of training."

The Job Holder stressed the "importance of training all those actions that involve a commitment to hiring, especially in times of crisis" and said "are one of the priorities of his Ministry for ensuring not only the formation of students but also the possibility of joining the labor market. "

So far this year the Ministry has invested 1.5 million euros in training with a commitment to hiring, "ten times more than we spend last year, and that will facilitate a contract of employment to some 600 unemployed "said the counselor.

Source: CARM