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500 YOUNG PLAN

500 YOUNG PLAN

cultural management training for young people of the Province of Buenos Aires

The Young Plan 500 is a training program consists of a series of courses from introduction to management culture, which seeks to provide the first tools to young people of the Province of Buenos Aires who have interest and ability of professional development in the field of culture.

The recipients are adolescents of the second strip (17 to 24 years), residing in municipalities of the Province of Buenos Aires, from owning a full secondary, show interest in arts and cultural issues , and wishing to serve in many areas of culture.

In 2009, developed the first stages of the Plan in La Plata, Dolores, San Isidro, Mar del Plata, Campana, Almirante Brown, among others.

This new phase will encompass the towns of Bahía Blanca, Tandil and San Fernando, and will take place during October and December 2010.

The teachers in charge of training are recognized specialists in cultural management, UBA and FLACSO teachers, and leaders of cultural developments em: Bruno Maccari, Graciana Maro and Pablo Montiel.

Plan 500 San Fernando

The course in San Fernando will be given 17 days December 18, 10 to 14 and 15 to 17 hours. Bambu Cultural Center (May 25, 1562, San Fernando).

will cover the following topics : panorama of culture and the cultural sector planning and management aspects of cultural, construction of group projects, role and challenges of managing cultural notions of design and technique project cases, existing tools and models for sustainable cultural management.

After completing the course each participant will be able to design, develop and present a proto-project according to your area of \u200b\u200binterest.

Information and registration

Cultural Center Bamboo

Mail: bambucultural@gmail.com

Phone: 4745-9137

The Young Plan 500 is a co-production between em and cultural developments AECID CCEBA (Cultural Center of Spain in Buenos Aires) and has the support of the Cultural Institute of the Province of Buenos Aires, through the Directorate of Culture San Fernando and collaboration Bamboo Cultural Center.