Technical students in Costa Rica and Mexico complete specialized training

In Costa Rica, tenth-grade Industrial Electronics students from the Colegio Técnico Profesional de San Pedro de Barva completed the “Impulsadores Energéticos” training program organized by the Compañía Nacional de Fuerza y Luz (CNFL). The students demonstrated their skills by creating a residential electrical installation model, applying concepts of energy efficiency, electricity, and lighting systems. The initiative, which has operated since 2013, aims to promote responsible energy consumption within communities.

In Mexico, construction students from CETis 71 conducted an academic visit to the CBTis 312 construction site in Reynosa, Tamaulipas. As part of the National Science and Technology Week, the students observed building processes, technical standards, and safety measures. The visit focused on practical applications of construction modules, including infrastructure identification, material quantification, and the translation of architectural plans into physical works.