Course for Interventionists in training 2015

The 6th edition of ProEducar-SOLACI Course was held as a pre-conference activity at SOLACI-SOCIME ’15 – August 4, 2015 at Hotel Camino Real Polanco – Mexico DF.

This course is intended for on-training interventionist from Latin America with the purpose of strengthening existing educational programs and the integration to establish a forum for them. For queries and information write to proeducar@solaci.org

More information in the Congress official website 

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