Il Vescovado – Amalfi, Dean “Marini-Gioia” thanks the structures that hosted the PCTO (former school-work alternation)

The 2021/22 school year has ended and the principal, Prof. Vincenzo Falco, intends to publicly thank all the structures that hosted the students of the Amalfi Higher Institute “Marini-Gioia” for the implementation of the Guidance and Transversal Competences (PCTO). Below is the full letter.

Dear,

At the end of this school year, which has seen the School return to live more normally the activities that have always characterized its formative action, I want as Director of the Istituto Marini Gioia to thank each and every one of you for having contributed to do so. A return to normalcy is possible for our students and their families.

Thank you for sharing a challenge that was to welcome the children to your facilities by making them part of a path of training and experience that has been good and good for the School. The boys, in fact, have experienced a formative autonomy in a stimulating and welcoming work environment; The School has experienced a new path for this territory to carry out the Paths of Transversal Competences and Orientation by creating a network of relationships that we hope will not be interrupted but, on the contrary, will become stronger and stronger. in a synergy for the human being. growth of the younger generations.

Thank you for giving your availability at a difficult time for the local, national and international economy, but I assure you that this is an investment for the future: helping to shape the future protagonists of the economic and social life of the territory is an action. of high civic value.

Thank you for collaborating with the teachers of this school to make your way to your facility as profitable as possible, without ever forgetting the role that families play in the success of any youth-related initiative.

At the end of this message, it is my duty to wish all of us well what we have experienced and experienced this year will be repeated in the next one with a view to the mutual exchange of potential and good practices.

Sincerely, Prof. Vincenzo Falco