18 students with special educational needs successfully completed their instruction in the food preparation, being the first generation that is ready to integrate into the world of work.
The program was a joint effort between the Deputy Directorate of Municipal Education, teachers and authorities of Special Education and parents, who seek a space for the training of these young people, found the support of IDEFT, to provide this valuable opportunity.
In an emotional ceremony, the Puerto Vallarta City Council recognized the efforts of this first generation of alumni, through the governors Celina Lomeli and Elisa Ramirez, the Director of Social . . .
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