In a world in constant transformation it’s fundamental to update skills and develop new knowledge. The Professional Training Centers for Participated Management in Lisbon were created based on a partnership between the Institute of Employment and Professional Training (IEFP) and civil society. They offer training opportunities with a sectoral bias, that is, focused on specific areas of the economy. Get to know each one better in the list below:
- CECOA – Vocational Training Centre for the Commerce and Services
- CEFOSAP – Trade Union Training and Professional Development Center
- CENFIM – Professional Training Centre of the Metallurgical and Metalworking Industry
- CEPRA – Vocational Training Center Automotive Repair
- CFPSA – Vocational Training Center for the Food Sectorr
- CINEL – Vocational Training Centre for Electronics, Energy, Telecommunications and Information Technology Industry
- INOVINTER- Vocational Training and Technological Innovation Center
- FOR-MAR – Vocational Training Centre for Fisheries and Sea
- CENJOR – Protocol Center for Professional Training for Journalists
- CITEFORMA – Center for Vocational Training of Office Workers, Commerce, Services and New Technologies
- CPJustiça – Protocol Center for Vocational Training for the Justice Sector
- MODATEX – Professional Training Center for the Textile, Clothing, Clothing and Wool Industry.
Capacity building and training
It is worth mentioning the actions taken with civil society, which are increasingly marked by the lack of information and myths that need to be broken.
The exercise of rights and compliance with obligations is only possible through effective concerted intervention and with integrated, multi-sector and multidisciplinary solutions. Civil society as an individual, as business and with greater strength through the associative and cooperative movement, has played a leading role with ideas and influence next to government entities.
The success we have been achieving comes from articulated, networked and collaborative work in various territories where public entities and civil society are organized to respond to the pressing needs of these populations.
There is still a long way to go, however, I commend the effort and dedication and work of all who want a more just, equitable and supportive society aware of the challenges humanity faces.
More Training and Capacity Building. Best Exercise of Rights and Duties. Better Job. Better living conditions.
