Melanio Paredes, director general of INFOTEP, directs the keynote speech to 110 graduates, family and friends during the ceremony Closing the multipurpose feeder. The ceremony was attended by Mr. Luis Simó of the Ministry of Tourism, Colonel Paul POLITUR Lugo, the provincial governor Dr. Elsa de León, Senator Dr. Prim Pujals, deputy Mr. Jose Acevedo and the liquidator José municipal Alexis Martinez, among others.
INFOTEP Closing Technical Training Courses Professional
Home mark the Human Development Projects and Community
Las Terrenas, August 25 ( José Bourget ) .- Students of Las Terrenas and surrounding areas celebrated the successful implementation of various development courses professional in the areas of hotel receptionist (10 students), office manager package (50 students), English (20 students) and crafts in general (22 students).
The event was the presence of Mr. Melanio Paredes , director general of the National Training Institute (INFOTEP), the provincial governor Dr. Elsa de León, Senator Dr . Prim Pujals , Deputy Mr. Jose Acevedo, the trustee José Alexis Martinez, the vicesíndica Ivelisse de León, the national director Col. Pablo Lugo POLITUR and was headed by Mr. Luis Simó , tourism undersecretary for international affairs.
Izqierda, Billy Joel Alvarez receives congratulations from Mrs. Mary Arsenio de Jesus, after receiving $ 5.000 from the Cocoa Beach Hotel as a reward for obtaining the highest marks of the course on hotel receptionist. Jeffrey Hernandez received second prize and Yirelbi D'Aza for third place. Eighteen people graduated from that course, 50 as 
package managers, 20 in English and 22 in crafts. In the next picture, Madeline Vega gets its certificate from the provincial governor Elsa de Leon and Melanie Paredes, national director INFOTEP while Andújar Beti turns. Representing
INFOTEP was also attended by Mr. Joaquín Morel and Rosa Esteban Monegro northern regional management and Mr. Guillermo Peña advisor to the director general. Kelvin Rodriguez addition of the Dominican Institute of Telecommunications (INDOTEL), the Luis Alberto Morilla of the Public Health Ministry and other officials of the governorate, the municipality and other state agencies.
The event was a joint effort the Commission on Security and Sustainable Tourism Development Ministry of Tourism, the National Institute of Technical and Vocational Training and Monitoring Committee of the Strategic Tourism Development Plan of Mary composed Terrenas drull , Dionisio Martínez , Arsenio de Jesus Maria , Luis Moses Vanderhorst, Melanio Rivera, Juana Mars, José Bourget (coordinator) and ex-officio members José Alexis Martinez (administrator in Las Terrenas) and Braulio Vásquez ( tourist office).
At left ., Rep. Jose Acevedo and Senator Prim Pujals.
INFOTEP Closing Technical Training Courses Professional
Home mark the Human Development Projects and Community
Las Terrenas, August 25 ( José Bourget ) .- Students of Las Terrenas and surrounding areas celebrated the successful implementation of various development courses professional in the areas of hotel receptionist (10 students), office manager package (50 students), English (20 students) and crafts in general (22 students).
The event was the presence of Mr. Melanio Paredes , director general of the National Training Institute (INFOTEP), the provincial governor Dr. Elsa de León, Senator Dr . Prim Pujals , Deputy Mr. Jose Acevedo, the trustee José Alexis Martinez, the vicesíndica Ivelisse de León, the national director Col. Pablo Lugo POLITUR and was headed by Mr. Luis Simó , tourism undersecretary for international affairs.
Izqierda, Billy Joel Alvarez receives congratulations from Mrs. Mary Arsenio de Jesus, after receiving $ 5.000 from the Cocoa Beach Hotel as a reward for obtaining the highest marks of the course on hotel receptionist. Jeffrey Hernandez received second prize and Yirelbi D'Aza for third place. Eighteen people graduated from that course, 50 as 
package managers, 20 in English and 22 in crafts. In the next picture, Madeline Vega gets its certificate from the provincial governor Elsa de Leon and Melanie Paredes, national director INFOTEP while Andújar Beti turns. Representing INFOTEP was also attended by Mr. Joaquín Morel and Rosa Esteban Monegro northern regional management and Mr. Guillermo Peña advisor to the director general. Kelvin Rodriguez addition of the Dominican Institute of Telecommunications (INDOTEL), the Luis Alberto Morilla of the Public Health Ministry and other officials of the governorate, the municipality and other state agencies.
The event was a joint effort the Commission on Security and Sustainable Tourism Development Ministry of Tourism, the National Institute of Technical and Vocational Training and Monitoring Committee of the Strategic Tourism Development Plan of Mary composed Terrenas drull , Dionisio Martínez , Arsenio de Jesus Maria , Luis Moses Vanderhorst, Melanio Rivera, Juana Mars, José Bourget (coordinator) and ex-officio members José Alexis Martinez (administrator in Las Terrenas) and Braulio Vásquez ( tourist office).
At left ., Rep. Jose Acevedo and Senator Prim Pujals. During the closing ceremony spoke of Mrs. Mary Drullard , municipal charge in the Ministry of Women who gave the welcome address, Dr. Jose Bourget , executive director of the Mahatma Gandhi Foundation who gave an exhortation, Mr. Luis Simó who spoke about the general ideas and strategic plan for the comprehensive development of tourism in Las Terrenas and Mr. Melanio Paredes who provided the central message of the event. Upon completion, students Rogelio Vasquez and Juana Antonia Martínez thanked the sponsors for the opportunities offered through the courses. 
On the right, Mr. Luis Simó and Dr. Elsa de Leon, provincial governor.
The Mr. Jochy Pimentel Hotel Cocoa Beach won $ 10,000.00 to be divided among the three students most noticeable course hotel receptionist, was awarded first Billy Joel Alvarez ($ 5,000), Jeffrey Hernández Pérez ($ 3,000) and D'Aza Yirelbi Cross ($ 2,000). The Cocoa Beach Hotel was also the largest host to visitors government who visited the community during these events.
The event sponsors also announced the continuation of courses in the immediate future, including areas related to airport operations to be opened soon in El Catey. It is expected that these activities and those planned for the future will improve the quality of life among young people and adults in the community who have desire to excel and work. Other community initiatives are also sponsored by INDOTEL (Computer Training Centres), the secretary of state for education (literacy programs), the IDECOOP (promoting the cooperative), the environmental health sub secretary of state for public health (surveys, vaccination and training of street vendors) and others in the process of consultation and planning.
The local Monitoring Commission promptly announced a strategic plan in ten areas of community interest to be implemented from September to December. All persons interested to benefit from these plans and all those who wish to cooperate as volunteers and providing resources and funds for its support may directly contact the coordinator, Dr. Jose Bourget at 809.386.3086, to Ms. Mary drull to 809,490. 9597, to Ms. Mary Arsenio de Jesus (doghouse) at 829.351.0704, Mr. Dionisio Martinez at 809.873.0314, Mr. Luis Moses Vanderhorst at 809.867.4587 Ms. Juana Marte at 809.240.6559. The Commission has a Web page http://terreneros.blogspot.com/ and email terreneros@yahoo.com .
On the right, Mr. Luis Simó and Dr. Elsa de Leon, provincial governor.
The Mr. Jochy Pimentel Hotel Cocoa Beach won $ 10,000.00 to be divided among the three students most noticeable course hotel receptionist, was awarded first Billy Joel Alvarez ($ 5,000), Jeffrey Hernández Pérez ($ 3,000) and D'Aza Yirelbi Cross ($ 2,000). The Cocoa Beach Hotel was also the largest host to visitors government who visited the community during these events.
The event sponsors also announced the continuation of courses in the immediate future, including areas related to airport operations to be opened soon in El Catey. It is expected that these activities and those planned for the future will improve the quality of life among young people and adults in the community who have desire to excel and work. Other community initiatives are also sponsored by INDOTEL (Computer Training Centres), the secretary of state for education (literacy programs), the IDECOOP (promoting the cooperative), the environmental health sub secretary of state for public health (surveys, vaccination and training of street vendors) and others in the process of consultation and planning.
The local Monitoring Commission promptly announced a strategic plan in ten areas of community interest to be implemented from September to December. All persons interested to benefit from these plans and all those who wish to cooperate as volunteers and providing resources and funds for its support may directly contact the coordinator, Dr. Jose Bourget at 809.386.3086, to Ms. Mary drull to 809,490. 9597, to Ms. Mary Arsenio de Jesus (doghouse) at 829.351.0704, Mr. Dionisio Martinez at 809.873.0314, Mr. Luis Moses Vanderhorst at 809.867.4587 Ms. Juana Marte at 809.240.6559. The Commission has a Web page http://terreneros.blogspot.com/ and email terreneros@yahoo.com .
The activities of the Monitoring Committee est? N open to all citizens and residents of Las Terrenas, regardless of nationality, skin color, identity Lingu? Stica, etc. The Activities of the Committee Are Open to all Citizens and residents of Las Terrenas, needed regardless of national origin, skin color, socio-economic background or language identity. 
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