Neuquén implements educational programs for technical students

The Neuquén Ministry of Education has launched two educational initiatives to support over 1,700 technical school students. These programs utilize virtual classrooms, tutoring, and pedagogical monitoring to help students complete their studies and pass pending subjects.

The first initiative, the second stage of FinEsTec 2026, serves approximately 1,000 graduates who need to credit pending subjects to finalize their technical-professional secondary education. This program includes 68 virtual classrooms and a team of 35 teachers covering 355 subjects across 14 technical orientations. It is scheduled to run until December 12.

The second initiative provides tutoring for 700 fifth and sixth-year students from Provincial Technical Education Schools (EPET) and Agricultural Education Schools (EPEA). This program features 64 virtual classrooms and 25 teachers, with sessions continuing until January 15, 2027, following a year-end break.