Argentina rolls out extensive teacher and school innovation training programs across provinces

In Entre Ríos, the Red de Escuelas Técnicas that Transforman held new in‑person training sessions for school leaders in Concordia, Paraná and upcoming events in Gualeguaychú, aiming to strengthen strategic management and pedagogical leadership.

The government of Santiago del Estero and the National University of Santiago del Estero signed a pact to implement a mandatory formative pathway for teachers competing for hierarchical positions, requiring full participation in a four‑module course before advancing to written exams.

Misiones’ education innovation agenda continued its expansion, delivering 35 Meiky Box kits and inaugurating nine Silicon Maker Schools, with a new facility scheduled for Dos de Mayo, to embed programming, robotics and maker‑culture in classrooms.

Santa Fe’s Ministry of Culture opened applications for its Plataforma Lavardén “Forma‑Trayectos Formativos,” inviting artists and educators to propose workshops and collective learning projects across four thematic axes.

The Neuquén Provincial Public Services Cooperative (CALF) announced eleven new free vocational courses for the second half of 2026, covering administration, IT, electrical work, solar installations and hospitality skills.

Jujuy’s Education Ministry and the Sistema de Orquestas y Coros Infantiles y Juveniles de Argentina (SOIJAr) signed a cooperation agreement to launch a diploma in Orquesta‑Escuela methodology, training teachers and community musicians.

Corrientes’ Education Minister confirmed a project to create a provincial university by upgrading existing Institutes of Teacher Training, with a legislative proposal expected later this year.