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The Department of Employment, Training and Local Development Mazarrón Town Council, through the Local Employment Centre for Women and Youth, has continued to promote this year in all secondary schools in the municipality "Diversification Project and Professional Qualification" (DI.CUAL), with which there are various efforts to help her in her future career choice for students of 4th of ESO Mazarrón institutes.

It has involved a total of 363 students @ s of the three secondary schools in the municipality.

To do this, and as we made last year, has created a blog that orientation has become a meeting place through which the students @ s have been able to raise their academic questions or anything related to their professional careers .

As explained by the Councillor for Employment, Training and Local Development, Matilde Blázquez, "with the project DI.CUAL want help choose the professional training route or secondary students, providing information about the reality of the current job market and anticipated changes. "

In addition to the blog, the Local Employment Centre has scheduled visits for young people to vocational training centers and other training institutions in the Region of Murcia for students @ s can see first hand the details of multiple career.

Also, this year there has been a transition tutoring to employment among young people who had a dropout risk, in order to inform them and encourage them to face the important decision is to opt for one or other profession.

The Mayor of Mazarrón, Ginés Campillo, explained that "this initiative is important to us because, in the current economic climate, it is essential that our young people know where they stand in different occupational and economic sectors of the region to choose the greatest success possible for future employment. "

As the mayor pointed out, "there are sectors that will help us cope with the current economic situation and we, through this project, our kids know what occupations they have better employment prospects for the coming years."

Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón