The Expo Educativa for the Modality of Education for Youth and Adults (MEPJA) took place on November 17 at the Multiespacio de Mariano Moreno. The event was attended by educational authorities, students, school leaders, supervisors, teachers, and members of the public.
The event was open to the entire community. It aimed to inform young people and adults about options for completing primary education (CETP) and opportunities available through night schools. Organizers sought to provide clear information on where and how individuals can resume or finish their studies.
Students currently enrolled in primary completion programs were able to learn about secondary education options. This effort is intended to support ongoing educational progress and expand future training opportunities.
Various MEPJA programs worked together during the expo to present institutional projects related to economic, productive, and community themes. The day also included artistic performances by primary and secondary students.
According to organizers, similar events were held simultaneously across all educational regions—puna, quebrada, valles, and yungas—to ensure a unified approach focused on strengthening links between primary and secondary education.
