The local administration thus guarantees the continuity of the service, which is now fully integrated into the municipal structure after the end of provincial funding. This action also aims to boost the offering of courses and workshops in collaboration with the CeMIT Classrooms network.
The Councilor for Economic Promotion, Isabel Rego, highlighted that the technological update was a priority demand to offer training programs aligned with current digital requirements and improve the employability of residents.
For her part, the Councilor for Education, Ana Cartelle, emphasized the municipal government's commitment to the continuity of the educational service, taking direct management of the classroom to prevent the loss of a fundamental resource that had not received new equipment for over a decade.
