How will we make sure that Ecuadorian college students have the skills of the future?

Published on August 03, 2021

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Juan Carlos Mariño is the plant manager at a tuna processing factory in Manta, one of Ecuador’s most vital maritime ports. He has been looking for a food processing technologist to help him at the plant for almost two months. However, his search has been unsuccessful despite high youth unemployment in […]

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