MEC consultant visits future facilities of Senac College in Aracaju

The president of the Comércio System, Marcos Andrade, and the Regional Director of Senac, Nilson Lima, met on the morning of Tuesday, August 20, with the process consultant at the Ministry of Education and Culture (MEC), Marly Lopo . The reason for the visit was to get to know the structures where the Senac College will be installed, to make the necessary adjustments for accreditation with the federal agency.

The manager of the Engineering, Architecture and Infrastructure Center (NEAI), Priscila Melquíades , the architect Quiones Aquino and the manager of the Educational Development and Implementation Center (NDIE), Cristiane Tavares, accompanied Marly Lopo on the visit to the building.

“The facilities are excellent and I am sure that after the works that are already underway, we will have an innovative technological college that will greatly contribute to the Aracaju region and to the entire teaching and student community. Sergipe has everything to gain from the accreditation of this college,” highlighted the consultant.

“The accreditation process with the MEC, as well as the authorizations for undergraduate courses, are already underway. The college’s initiative will expand the possibilities for the state, given that we will be contributing to the development of the innovation ecosystem in Sergipe,” reported Cristiane Tavares.

After visiting the building and having a quick chat on site with the Regional Director, Nilson Lima, and the Professional Education Director, Adalberto Trindade de Souto, the delegation continued to the headquarters of the Fecomércio -Sesc-Senac System, where they were welcomed by President Marcos Andrade.

“I would like to thank everyone at Senac, on behalf of Director Nilson Lima and the technicians from the company hired to conduct the procedures for creating the College. Today, we reviewed the entire architectural, accessibility and waste treatment project so that this Senac College of Technology can become a reality. It is a moment of gratitude. The Fecomércio System and Senac are excellent, and we always try to do better, because caring for people brings us closer together,” emphasized Marcos Andrade.

The S Trade System is made up of Fecomércio, Sesc, Senac and the Fecomércio Institute in Sergipe. The entity is affiliated with the National Confederation of Trade in Goods, Services and Tourism (CNC) , which is under the command of José Roberto Tadros .

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