Mendoza launches residential electrical installer training program

The city of Mendoza has launched a professional training program to certify residential electrical installers. Part of the Energy Labor Inclusion Program, the initiative is a collaborative effort involving the General Directorate of Schools (DGE), the Ministry of Production, the Subsecretariat of Employment and Training, and EDEMSA.

The course consists of 240 hours of in-person training, combining theoretical content with workshop activities and professional practices in real work environments. Upon completion, 97 initial participants will receive an official Level II Professional Training certification from the DGE, intended to provide tools for new employment opportunities or improved technical skills in electrical installations.