The educational plan aims to provide skills useful for entering the world of work.
- Category: Information Technology
- When: March 21-April 3, 2023
- Where: Blended
- Duration: 80 Hours
- Age between 30 and 65 years;
- Residence or Domicile in Lombardy;
- Being Unemployed/Unemployable
La partecipazione è gratuita. Verrà rilasciato un attestato di frequenza finale e
certificazione di competenza a fronte del raggiungimento dell’80% del monte ore totale.
The free, 80-hour course is aimed at all workers who are currently unemployed or unemployable and explores the following topics:
- EXCEL The program window and data entry;
- EXCEL Connecting data; formula and functions;
- EXCEL Correcting formulas; plotting data;
- EXCEL Mathematical and trigonometric functions; logical functions; statistical functions; nested functions
- EXCEL Identify duplicates using conditional formatting; sort and filter data; search the contents of a cell;
- EXCEL Protect a workbook, worksheet, and cell range;
- EXCEL Charts; pivot tables; database functions; text functions (Text);
- EXCEL Import and export data and POWERPOINT;
- POWERPOINT and WORD.
Investing in Italy’s artistic heritage to grow the country. Giovanni Valagussa, art historian and university lecturer.
There is a lack of public initiative, a country that has a large chunk of the world’s artistic heritage cannot reduce management costs, in the long run it is a suicidal choice. Not investing in one of the country’s main resources does not create the opportunity to make these resources more useful and leaves it in an absurd situation in some ways. The costs of heritage preservation are public but all that can be given of the profits is given to private individuals, in this situation of little public intervention a vicious circle is set in motion that leads nowhere.
The innovative, cross-cutting concept in the Giambellino neighborhood
Stradedarts was born spontaneously out of our passion, first, for Graffiti Writing and then for Street Art. We are based in Milan’s zone 6, where we took our first steps, breathing new life into abandoned walls and actually giving them back to the community. Our value has always been this, beauty, seen through these cultures and languages, which have been able to transform “non-places” into true open-air museums. We tried to give something back to our territory, to the place where we were born and where we still love to work.
YOUTH, ETHICS AND WORK. INTERVIEW WITH ENZO TARANTO, FOUNDER OF LIFEBILITY AWARD
Certainly an initial result was to help more than 2.000 bright young people to present ethical business ideas, several of which have then seen practical implementation, then like any sowing, you have to wait for the harvest; 5 better 10 years have to pass to see if the sowing has been successful, that is, the time it takes for almost 100 of our brilliant winners to establish themselves and become decision makers: in fact, today we can see how winners of the first editions behave ethically when the situation arises, famous example and Cristian Fracassi with a respirator mask during the pandemic, but also others less known.