Structuralia has joined the ONCE Foundation’s “Por Talento Digital” program to help people with disabilities gain access to specialized training in technology. The partnership reinforces both organizations’ commitment to employability, equal opportunity, and reducing economic barriers in high-demand professional sectors.
Digital training is now one of the most critical factors in gaining access to the job market. However, for many people with disabilities, financial barriers remain a real obstacle to accessing high-quality specialized training.
With the goal of closing that gap, Structuralia is joining the ONCE Foundation's "Por Talento Digital" program, A continuing education initiative focused on digital skills and technology-related professions, aimed at improving the qualifications and employability of people with disabilities.
What is Por Talento Digital?
"Por Talento Digital" is the ONCE Foundation's program dedicated to training in digital skills and technology-related professions for people with disabilities with a disability rating of 33% or higher. Its goal is to promote employment in sectors with high demand for professionals, thereby expanding the career prospects of those who participate in the program.
Structuralia's Role in This Partnership
Structuralia will contribute its expertise in specialized online training to the program, particularly in technology, digital transformation, sustainability, digital marketing, and other technical disciplines geared toward the current needs of the job market.
The educational institution offers a training model geared toward professionals seeking to advance their careers through an innovative specialization program that is aligned with the real needs of the market. This vision aligns with the mission of Por Talento Digital: to provide useful, accessible training that is aligned with high-demand technology professions.
“This collaboration allows us to put Structuralia’s technical expertise to work toward a key goal: so that more people can access quality training and build a career in sectors with a promising future. ”Technology only makes sense if it opens up real opportunities,” he said Raquel Robles, director of Structuralia.
In this way, the partnership reinforces Structuralia’s commitment to equal opportunity and talent development, providing people with disabilities with training programs tailored to the real needs of the job market.
A Step Toward a More Inclusive Education
Structuralia's inclusion in the Por Talento Digital program marks a step toward a a training environment where disability is not a barrier to professional development.
Access all the information about the program and the available scholarships here.