Youth department offers new training courses in collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce

It will allow obtaining the food handling card and the barrow boy card and the companies that hire the students will receive 4,950 euros

The department of Youth of Benidorm City Council, in collaboration with the Alicante Chamber of Commerce has scheduled two training courses: 'Activities of commerce and warehouse', 90 hours and 'Marketing and digital communication', 60. Both are aimed at people between 16 and 29 years old who are previously enrolled in the Youth Guarantee program.

The Councilor for Sports, Ana Pellicer, and the director of the Chamber of Commerce of Alicante, Carlos Mazón, today presented jointly this training proposal that seeks the labor insertion of young people of Benidorm. Ana Pellicer has announced that the courses will be held from June 5 to July 18, from Monday to Friday from 9 to 14 hours and that for this it is necessary that the applicants are "enrolled in the Youth Guarantee program, or that Do before formalizing the enrollment. " "Youth Guarantee," said Pellicer, "is part of the Youth Entrepreneurship Strategy of the Ministry of Employment and Social Security" and provides that young people "up to 29 years of age can receive an offer of employment, education, or training after having completed Their studies or become unemployed. "

Barrow boy and food handling cards

Ana Pellicer also pointed out that people who take the course of Commerce and warehouse activities and approve it will obtain the food handling card and the handling of forklifts "which will facilitate access to better job offers" and expand the curriculum with official qualifications. Pellicer has also clarified that whoever wants to register for these formative actions but is not in the Youth Guarantee Program "can do so before enrolling", they must go to the Youth Information Center (CIJ) at Plaza de SS MM los Reyes de España, where people "will be advised" to do the process successfully.

For his part, Carlos Mazón as a director of the Chamber of Commerce of Alicante has "thanked the sensitivity and commitment of Benidorm City Council for youth employment," although the occupation data in this sector in the city "are better" than in the rest of the Community because getting jobs for young people has become, he pointed out, "in a main objective as a country." About the courses offered said that "they have not been randomly selected" but respond to the "needs" that the Chamber has detected among companies in the area.

4,950 euros for each young person hired

Carlos Manzón has stated that from the Chamber will be "available to companies that want to hire aid of 4,950 euros." The contract must be for a minimum of six months and full time. An aid "for each young person hired" and, under the circumstances, has encouraged all those who meet the requirements to "come" and "sign up" to be eligible to carry out these training actions.

The course of 'Auxiliary activities of commerce and warehouse' will develop six training blocks: Customer service. The consumer. E-commerce. Warehouse. 'Picking'. And finally, safety and hygiene at work. For its part 'Marketing and digital communication' will cover four: Online resources, social networks and blogs. Content in social networks. Digital marketing tools, strategies and Web positioning tools. And, finally, profitability of the actions of digital marketing. Advertising on Facebook and Google AdWords and measurement of network audiences and Google Analytics.