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| Its objectives include quality teaching, inclusive training, the promotion of new technologies, innovation and research and the fight against the black economy | The directors of the Regional Association for Education and Training 'Escuelas Graduadas de Cartagena' (ACEFCAR) have appeared this morning before the Deputy Mayor of Cartagena, Noelia Arroyo, to report on their objectives, among which quality teaching, training inclusive, the promotion of new technologies, innovation and research and the fight against the underground economy. "We are grateful that from the association they add efforts, wills and knowledge and make them available to those companies and people who have to adapt to the situation generated by COVID19 to maintain their jobs and competitiveness," said Arroyo, who also explained that this initiative "translates into productivity and efficiency."For his part, the president of ACEFCAR, José Luis Reverte, thanked the Cartagena City Council for welcoming the recently created association: "it is the first educational and training association in all of Spain that covers all the tissues of the business sector", has announced.ACEFCAR arose initially as a result of the union of several businessmen from the training and private education sector, both regulated and non-regulated.

Its main challenge is to help create a true culture of training in the Cartagena region, building a new model that contributes to its economic growth through better qualification of its workers and increased productivity and quality in companies.

. Reverte has remarked that it is about "joining forces between the self-employed, SMEs, large companies and other groups and institutions around regional and regional training; since training is synonymous with productivity, business growth, which ends up being a source of income generator.

wealth creating jobs.

"The Cartagena City Council will put ACEFCAR in contact with the Development and Local Employment Agency (ADLE) and the different councils that are working on the digital transformation.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena