Guanajuato work force is certified

The SDES carries out actions that allow the population to have greater opportunities for job development

More than 4 thousand Guanajuato residents were certified in a labor competency

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During 2023, through the Standardization and Certification of Labor Skills Service “CERTIFICATE”, the Secretary of Sustainable Economic Development -SDES- certified more than 4 people in different labor skills strengthening the professionalization of Guanajuatenses towards a better quality of life.

Ramon Alfaro Gomez, head of SDES, highlighted that this program seeks to recognize people who have the knowledge, skills and abilities, and thereby continue to promote the productive and labor force of Guanajuato.

Certification is a strategic issue for the current administration led by Governor Diego Sinhue Rodriguez Vallejo, which is why Guanajuato works transversally to develop talent and strengthen the training and professionalization of Guanajuatenses, making them the most important of the State.

With this strategy, the talent of people in various trades and positions is recognized through the evaluation of work skills so that they can access a better job by having a certificate or certification that supports their experience.

Through this program, prior to the end of 2023, certificates of labor skills were issued to:

• 4,843 Guanajuato residents
• From 43 municipalities in Guanajuato
• Some municipalities are Leon, Irapuato, Silao, Celaya, Abasolo, Acambaro, Apaseo el Grande, Coroneo, Huanimaro, Coroneo, Romita, San Felipe, San Luis de la Paz and Santa Catarina

Some of the profiles that were certified are:

• Specialization in real estate marketing, CNC adjuster, balancing of production lines, mechanic in engine reconstruction, specialist in wine care and service, integrator of manufacturing systems based in industrial robotics, development of entrepreneurship projects, quality analyst, among other

With these actions, the State Government promotes public policies that integrate the industrial needs that the state has in terms of labor talent and training schemes designed to incorporate more Guanajuatenses into economic activity.