Looks like all is normal in the Rincon. I guess if training is...

Looks like all is normal in the Rincon. I guess if training is given so much impetus, there must be hired labour to be trained. Companies don’t hire people if there is nothing to be done. Go figure.

The signed document aims to link the educational world with the productive sector and formalise training actions that will be carried out between the Ministry and the firms Río Tinto, Puna Mining and Manufactura Los Andes.
The head of the provincial educational portfolio, Cristina Fiore Viñuales, agreed with companies in the mining sector to continue promoting training and training to obtain skilled labour and link young people from Salta to the world of work.Under these premises he initialled a 2024 Action Plan that, among other issues, enables the teaching of courses aimed at enhancing the sector.In this framework, the career of Professional Specialisation of Techniques for Laboratory in Mining in San Antonio de los Cobres and the course of Plant Operator for the Mining Industry in Olacapato and Cobres will be taught.The training is intended for people over 18 years of age, from Puna Salteña, interested in strengthening labour skills and competencies for the mining industry.The courses will begin during the second half of April and are officially certified by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Science and Technology.Source: Secretary of Press and Communication