Inca Town Council and the Training Centre have held a closing ceremony to mark the end of the mixed projects in the administrative and electricity sectors that have been carried out over the last few months, within the framework of the SOIB 30 Training and Employment programme. These projects are financed by the SOIB fund through the Sectoral Conference on Employment and Labour Affairs.

Thus, thanks to this initiative, a total of 29 people have been able to participate in a training plan for eleven months, which combines training and apprenticeship while developing effective work in the City Council. ‘We are very pleased to carry out as many projects as possible that contribute to boosting employment and guaranteeing quality jobs for the citizens of our city. This programme, moreover, stands out for having a very high rate of job placement,’ says the Councillor for Training and Employment, Maria Francisca Barceló.

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Closing of the mixed training and work projects promoted by Inca Town Council, within the framework of the SOIB 30 Training and Employment programme

In this way, a project was carried out in the administrative sector, in which a total of 15 students took part. In this way, the participants have been able to contribute to improving the quality of service to citizens, reduce waiting times for certain procedures, promote administrative simplification and contribute to the extension of the law on transparency and access to public information. For this reason, they have carried out tasks for the municipal departments of Education, Culture, Municipal Register, Sports, Services, Equality, Local Police, Library, Tax Management and Secretary’s Office, among others.

For its part, it has also developed the mixed electricity project with a total of 14 students. They have contributed to improving, renovating and developing maintenance work in municipal facilities, as well as increasing the energy efficiency of electrical installations in municipal buildings. To carry out these projects they have worked in different areas of the City Council such as Local Police, Equality, Services, Education, Sports or Padrón, among others. In addition, they have obtained a swimming pool maintenance and legionella prevention and control licence.