Nearly 400 people in six months contract Baleares opt to go back to school.
Palma, July 26 .- The pilot project linked training of the Balearic Government has allowed for six months, 390 youths from 16 to 29 years in the islands have come back onto the studies that had left for various reasons and have been eligible for an employment contract for six months.
Students in this pilot who fail to find a job after training may, tera gold, contribute and access the benefits system Inem.
This initiative is part of the program "Second Chance", is directed to children under 29 years-with special attention to those under 25 - which at one point left school, with family and have recently lost work or not eligible for a lack of training.
The 390 students this year have participated in this initiative, ffxiv gil, (200 in Mallorca, 100 in Ibiza, Menorca and 80 in 10 in Formentera) have received today from the hand of Labour Councillor for Tourism, Joana Barcelo, diploma in recognition of their efforts in a ceremony held at the Conservatorio de Musica de Palma.
Most students were male (64 percent), and the most common age group among the users of this program is that of, crimecraft cash, 19-21 years (34%), followed by 22 to 25 years (28%) but also have special presence of minors between 16 and 18 years (27%), well above the youth between 26 and 29 years (11%).
Of all the students, 30% have family responsibilities and more than 20% have been derived from organizations working with the Service Occupation of the islands (SOIB) for job placement of youth at risk of exclusion.
82% of cases, participants in this "second chance" have completed courses or secondary education (ESO), 23% have taken courses in Catalan, computer and languages, 7% of high school courses, a 2% and 1% literacy studies university entrance.
Elder care, management of recreation and leisure time with children, maintenance of sports facilities, gardens and public spaces, administrative work, teaching in nursery schools or cleaning of beaches are some of the jobs that have been formed these students.
Projects (a total of 20 different islands in all) have had the collaboration of the Balearic town councils with more than 20,000 inhabitants and allowed the hiring of 40 technicians responsible for coordinating the courses.
SOIB director, Marceli Fernandez, has highlighted the level of success achieved by students in this first year of the initiative: over 70 percent have adopted all or most of the subjects to which they pointed.
"We must continue working against the crisis" has encouraged fernandez, who has cited as an example of a student effort of this project that after passing the highest level of Catalan and approve an opposition, has made it into the template of the Consell de Ibiza "The important thing is that you can if you want," he remarked.
The Regional Minister of Labour has delivered on the same line and has assured the students that although they are difficult moments due to the crisis, "there is light beyond this."
The 20 pilot projects developed this year have involved an investment of EUR 3.3 million bythe Government, most in Mallorca, where there have been half of the scheduled courses.