The event, presided over by the Councilor for Employment Policies, Rosa Ventura, and other authorities, marked the end of a training and employment insertion program subsidized with 565,384.80 euros, which has trained 20 individuals in construction and electricity.
The students actively participated in the creation of 'Christmas at the Botanical Garden', combining learning, creativity, and decoration to offer a unique festive experience to residents and visitors. The project allows them to apply their acquired knowledge and contribute to the municipality's social and cultural life.
Councilor Rosa Ventura highlighted that the project goes beyond mere decoration, representing hours of work and learning, and demonstrating how vocational training can transform public spaces and generate experiences for citizens.
Nules' Botanical Garden will host four themed areas: Santa's House, the North Pole, the Christmas Post Office, and the Grinch's Corner, creating a magical route for families, especially children.
The lighting was installed by the electricity students, while the decorative elements and ambiance were created by the construction students, contributing to an immersive experience in a special natural environment.
The 'Christmas at the Botanical Garden' project underscores the value of training and employment insertion programs based on real projects, fostering teamwork, organization, and creativity to generate useful outcomes for the community.
The festive route will be open from December 20th to 24th during specific hours, transforming the Botanical Garden into a meeting point full of fantasy and illusion, and showcasing future opportunities for young people.
