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The mayor of Eagles, by the Councillor for Education and principal deputy director of INFO, today visited the IES "Alfonso Escamez" where the project is developed AXIS (European Young Enterprise).
The mayor of Eagle, Bartolome Hernandez Gimenez, by the Councillor for Education, Francisco Clemente, and Deputy Director of INFO, Antonio Martinez, visited this morning the Secondary School "Alfonso Escamez" where the project is developed AXIS (Young Enterprise Union), a program promoted by the Ministry of Universities and Research Company, through the Development Agency of Murcia (INFO), along with counseling for Education, Training and Employment.
During the visit, local authorities have been accompanied by the center's director, Francisco Martinez, who has detailed that this action is framed within the Plan We start in the line of action called Fostering Entrepreneurial Culture in Early Ages, and in It involves two dozen students 3 and 4 of the ESO who have chosen this school year the elective course "Introduction Professional Management."
The deputy director of INFO has reported that "during the course, students are in the classroom their own company, where they perform tasks such as choosing the Regents of the cooperative, corporate image and the development of statutes."
For the STEM program, students of ESO also design a product catalog that Will Bid to its clients, seeking funding through the loan application to a financial institution, and finally, import and export other products we offer mini-companies school, who also participate in the project.
Antonio Martinez also stated that all companies created during the school year, will for its products in a regional market to be held later this month in Murcia.
With the proceeds, shall assume the payment to suppliers, service the loan and the initial capital and finally, sharing of benefits, some of them led to a social order that the students decided to design its statutes.
The mayor of Eagle, Bartolome Hernandez, have welcomed this program and have stressed that "these projects aims to develop entrepreneurial skills in children and young people from an early age, working in them skills such as personal initiative, autonomy , teamwork, leadership, conflict resolution ability or communication skills, among other issues specific to a doer. "
Finally, the Councillor for Education, Francisco Clemente, stated that in addition to school, "Alfonso Escamez," school "Ramón y Cajal" also runs a similar program under the name SCS (Entrepreneurs in My School) in involving 6 pupils in Primary Education.
Clement wanted to invite the other schools in the town, to join this program in the next school year.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Águilas
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