Brazil and France will jointly develop projects in the areas of aerospace industry, automotive and electronics, health and social welfare, tourism, hospitality and gastronomy. International cooperation will be implemented by a network of vocational education that involve the federal institutes of education, science and technology in Brazil and the French colleges, as provided by a document signed by representatives of both countries this month in Paris.
For each project developed in these areas will be released a $ 200 thousand, starting next year. "The cooperation will enable teachers and students from both countries to become familiar with the systems of education, research and extension at different levels of education," said the pro-rector of education, research and graduate of the Federal Institute of Paraná, Neus Nery Rose Hill. Member of the Brazilian mission, she participated in Paris seminar on management and governance. International adviser to the professional education of the Ministry of Education, Rodrigo Torres de Araujo Lima, the project of cooperation is a major breakthrough. "Brazil is not limited to being a mere receiver of knowledge is also a propagator of knowledge and experience, "he said.
The network of cooperation between France and Brazil has its origin in a protocol signed by the governments of Brazil and France in December 2008. The trip included visits of the Brazilian delegation to the thematic high schools and bodies responsible for professional education in France. The mission objective was to understand the experience of the European country in the process of professional certification and recognition of practical knowledge workers.
The project involves the federal institutes of Amazonas, Brasilia, Ceara, Fluminense, Minas Gerais, do Pará, Paraná do, do Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Norte, Santa Catarina, São Paulo, Rio-Sul Grandense e Tocantins.
Source: Sinpro.
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