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10-30-2006, 05:30 PM
The "Sur Futuro" Foundation held its first graduation of its program called "Go in-Connected". The program graduated 81 young persons trained in information technology. They were trained by staff from INFOTEP and the Azua Polytechnic School. According to Melba Segura de Grullon, the foundation's president, this training is not just "to add another sheet to their files, but rather to learn the basics of being a young competitive person in this globalized world, ready to enter the labor market". The program is funded by local and international grants, and runs seven-month training courses in information technology for young people from the deprived areas of the southwest of the country.
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