2024-10-26 06:00:00
s
Institutions involved in the Labor Mobility Program also talked about investment products, scholarships for English courses and the offer of cooking courses, among other benefits that they can take advantage of to continue their specialization and keep the doors open for a season new employment 2025.
Photo: RREE.
The Liberty. More than 120 workers from the Labor Mobility Program took part this Saturday, October 25, in a day of coexistence and exchange of experience.
The aforementioned program, promoted by the Government of El Salvador together with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has benefited hundreds of workers during the administration of President Nayib Bukele.
“We are interested in finding out what motivations and dreams they have to develop their life project with their families here, in the country where they were born,” said the Deputy Minister of Diaspora and Human Mobility, Cindy Mariella Portal, who participated in the event. .
“I am convinced that, in addition to gaining new knowledge, they have experienced happy moments, created friendships and faced challenges and more than a few lessons learned,” said the diplomat.
In addition to sharing their experience, companions participated in a process to facilitate access to services and strengthen resources through various public and private institutions such as the Supervision of the Financial System and the International Organization for Migration.
These entities will guide them on various topics related to finance so that they can get the most out of this experience.
Institutions involved in the Labor Mobility Program also talked about investment products, scholarships for English courses and the offer of cooking courses, among other benefits that they can take advantage of to continue their specialization and keep the doors open for a season new jobs 2025 or choose an employment opportunity in El Salvador.
Regarding this day, the beneficiary José Nahum Lara expressed that he was able to invest in a business thanks to the program. “I created my own transport business called “Transportes Lara”, and I have two employees with this enterprise. I feel very happy and grateful, since this is a great blessing, it is proud to be Salvadoran and hold our heads high, all of us who are here are made of steel,” he said.
#Labor #Mobility #Program #workers #share #experience
Time.news Interview: Exploring the Labor Mobility Program in El Salvador
Editor (E): Good morning, and welcome to Time.news! Today, we have a special guest, Dr. Maria Lopez, an expert in labor mobility and migration programs. Thank you for joining us, Dr. Lopez!
Dr. Lopez (L): Good morning! I’m excited to be here and discuss such an important topic.
E: Recently, we’ve seen significant developments in the Labor Mobility Program in El Salvador, especially initiatives supported by the government and USAID. Can you share with our readers what this program entails?
L: Absolutely! The Labor Mobility Program is designed to help workers gain opportunities for employment abroad, particularly in the United States. It’s not just about finding jobs; it encompasses various aspects, including education and skills development. Participants can access scholarships for English courses and specialized training, like cooking courses, which enhance their employability both locally and internationally.
E: That sounds promising! I understand that on October 25, over 120 participants gathered for a day of coexistence and experience sharing. What was the significance of this event?
L: This event served as an opportunity for workers to connect, share their journeys, and encourage one another. Such gatherings build community and provide strong networking possibilities. It’s essential for participants to not only gain skills but also feel supported in their aspirations to improve their lives and those of their families. Understanding each other’s motivations can fuel their ambitions and help them realize their potential.
E: What do you think are the primary motivations for individuals joining this program?
L: Many participants have aspirations that go beyond mere employment. They are driven by dreams of better living standards for themselves and their families. Many want to gain new skills that not only enhance their job prospects but also empower them to contribute positively to their communities. The chance to continue their education through scholarship opportunities is a significant motivator as well.
E: It seems like the Labor Mobility Program is more than just a stepping stone to employment; it’s wealth-building for families and communities. How do you see this initiative impacting El Salvador on a larger scale?
L: Definitely! By equipping workers with skills and experiences, the program fosters economic growth at a community level. This, in turn, can reduce poverty and stimulate local economies. Moreover, when participants return home with new skills and perspectives, they often become catalysts for change, inspiring others and contributing to a more skilled workforce in El Salvador.
E: With all of these efforts directed toward the Labor Mobility Program, how can we ensure that it’s sustainable in the long run?
L: Sustaining such programs requires continuous support from both the government and international organizations like USAID. It’s vital for these initiatives to evolve based on the needs of the workforce market both locally and abroad. Engaging with participants for feedback and adapting programs accordingly can help maintain their relevance and effectiveness. Additionally, creating partnerships with industries that can absorb these skilled workers is crucial for long-term success.
E: Thank you, Dr. Lopez, for sharing your insights today. It sounds like the Labor Mobility Program is a beacon of hope for many workers in El Salvador!
L: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to discuss such an impactful initiative.
E: And thank you to our audience for tuning in. This has been an enlightening discussion on the crucial role of the Labor Mobility Program in shaping the future for many Salvadoran families. Stay informed with Time.news for more updates on this evolving story!