The Chamber of Mines of Peru promotes the integral development of the new professional generations of Peru.
The Chamber of Mines of Peru provided training for students and professors of the UPSC of Puno; in order to optimize their educational level and thus be able to contribute to the mining development.
The main axes of the training were Emotional Intelligence Applied to Mining; Ontological Coaching and Personal SWOT for a Comprehensive Development of the Mining Professional; and Effective Strategies to Achieve Success in the Mining Sector.
The opening remarks were in charge of Eng. Cesar Gallardo Vela, Executive Director of the Chamber of Mines of Peru, who highlighted the desire of UPSC students and professors to learn from this training.
The Chamber of Mines of Peru provided training for students and professors of the San Carlos University of Puno, in order to optimize their educational level and thus be able to contribute to the mining development.
The main axes of the training were Emotional Intelligence Applied to Mining; Ontological Coaching and Personal SWOT for an Integral Development of the Mining Professional; and Effective Strategies to Achieve Success in the Mining Sector.
The opening remarks were in charge of Eng. Cesar Gallardo Vela, Executive Director of the Chamber of Mines of Peru, who highlighted the desire of UPSC students and professors to learn from this training.
The Rector of the San Carlos University, Juan Herrera Carpio, was in favor of carrying out more training sessions like this one, as it helps the knowledge development in their professors and students.
This ratifies the commitment and fundamental importance that the Chamber of Mines of Peru has with the continuous training of students and professors who are related to the mining sector; in order to contribute to the development of the extractive industry.
In the Chamber of Mines of Peru we have the objective of developing mining for everyone. This is based on principles of social and environmental responsibility in a context of global integration.
For this reason, we are concerned about taking our mining training courses, even free of charge, to different cities in Peru; because only in this way we really contribute to the substantial improvement in the development of a responsible extractive activity.
We will continue to visit cities of great mining tradition in the country, such as Cajamarca, Tacna, Abancay, among others, because we maintain the aim of promoting a positive synergy between companies, society and the State, based on mining.
And we will achieve this by training professors and students, who are the future of mining in our country.
