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Oct 15
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Preparando a los estudiantes para el fut...

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Maribel San Juan Velasco, directora del bachillerato en la Universidad Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla (UPAEP) y Gerardo Arroyo Barillas, director de Prepa UPAEP Cholula en México, comparten la experiencia de UPAEP con el Programa de Orientación Profesional (POP).

 

A partir de su trayectoria con el programa, Maribel y Gerardo exploran cómo los estudiantes identifican sus intereses profesionales, desarrollan habilidades para la universidad y el mundo laboral, y ponen sus conocimientos al servicio de sus comunidades a través de experiencias de aprendizaje fuera del aula. Además, reflexionan sobre cómo estas iniciativas fortalecen la conexión de los estudiantes con su entorno y les ayudan a descubrir el impacto que pueden generar en la sociedad.

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