The Industrial Technological Design Center led the first technical training in electromobility for instructors from different SENA regions.
This practical training in diagnosis, maintenance and repair of electric motorcycles will be transferred to the trainees, highlighting the importance of electric mobility as the future of sustainable transportation, seeking to reduce environmental pollution on a daily basis.
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Oscar Muñoz, SENA COTI-Regional Valle Instructor, highlighted that these workshops allow for expertise and good practices in maintenance. He also pointed out that this is an unprecedented training in the center, which also seeks to contribute and comply with the Sustainable Development Goals.
For his part, William Romero, SENA Instructor pointed out that electric mobility is the best thing for the future, since they are clean means of transportation.
“We are looking for how to pollute our environment less, which is why it is very important to give these tools to our trainees,” he stressed.
About SENA
The Industrial Center, currently called Industrial Technological Design Center, began its work in 1961 in Cali, being the first and largest Training Center in the Valle region, with metal-mechanical programs, construction, clothing, leather, electricity and some of the mobile, rural and urban programs.
As of 2015, a new stage begins for the Center, as it moves to a new headquarters in the District of Aguablanca, with improvements in its infrastructure, responding to the requirements of the community, having a greater geographical coverage of SENA in the city and generating a greater social impact.
In this new headquarters, the Industrial Technological Design Center, in addition to offering training programs, integrates other institutional services such as the Public Employment Service, Certification of Labor Competencies, Articulation with the Technical High School and Entrepreneurship.
