On March 17, the organization FICUS ETS met with the Provincial Student Council (CPS), a moment of discussion and dialogue that strengthened the collaboration between the two entities, with a particular focus on project planning and training.
What is the Provincial Student Council?
The Provincial Student Council (CPS) is an institutional body composed of representatives from all secondary schools in the province. Its main role is to ensure broad dialogue among students, optimize extracurricular activities, and formulate innovative proposals to improve the school system. Furthermore, the CPS interacts with local and national institutions, representing the voice of students at both the provincial and broader levels.
During the meeting, FICUS ETS and CPS discussed numerous opportunities for collaboration, specifically focusing on the design of training initiatives, the creation of networks between schools and associations to promote innovative educational experiences, and the development of tools to facilitate students’ academic and professional paths. The meeting highlighted the mutual willingness to create concrete synergies, placing student engagement and educational innovation at the center.
Thanks to the exchanges that took place, new joint projects are expected to be developed, aiming to implement civic education and active participation programs, organize events and workshops on topics of student interest, and promote inclusion and active citizenship through collaboration with local authorities and associations.
This meeting represents just the beginning of a strategic partnership that promises to bring tangible benefits to students and contribute to the development of a more participatory and dynamic education.
Stay updated to discover the next steps of this collaboration!
