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Councilman Eagles Youth council, Juan José Asensio, has announced today the statistics of the number of clients served during the past year in the Local Employment Centre for Youth, located on the premises of the Youth House " Capri ".

According to the mayor, the total number of people served was 407, a figure far exceeding that of 2011, which were 151 citizens who used some of the different services provided in these municipal.

Users made inquiries going personally or by telephone, and via email empleojoven@ayuntamientodeaguilas.org, and through the pages of the Department of Youth in Facebook, Tuenti and twitter.

In addition to these options, young people can learn about any matter relating to employment through the Web www.aguilasjuventud.com, which receives an average of 900 hits a day and where you can also find updated information on jobs, training courses, and job board, among other things, highlighting the publication of 627 job openings in the past year.

Juan José Asensio has indicated that during 2012 have registered a total of 207 people in the employment exchange, of which 82 were men and 125 women.

It has highlighted that 21 were managed directly received job offers from different companies, while advising others about self-employment.

Similarly, the service include the Youth House "Capri" provides your computer room (WALA), in which an average of 50 daily users use their computers and do another 150 through Wifi, the Most efforts to query or on employment, development of the European CV "Europass" and where monthly workshops are being developed in "Resources Internet job search", taught by SEFCARM.

Asensio was keen to stress that the Centre aims to be a landmark in Eagles to finding employment, and to know the existing training offers, in order to acquire optimal skill levels that favor the incorporation of young people into the labor market and advice to new entrepreneurs who have business projects.

Finally, the Councillor for Youth has encouraged unemployed youth and entrepreneurs to come to this service, aiming to position itself as a channel for requests and demands of jobs in the town.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Águilas