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The course is organized by the TecnoCampus Chair of Social Economy, the TecnoCampus permanent training center (HUB4T) and the Ethical Finance Foundation, and has regional and state funding. 

The inauguration of the fourth edition of the specialization course in Financing for Social and Solidarity Economy Organizations took place at TecnoCampus on Wednesday, February 5. This year's edition will run until the end of May and has twenty-five people enrolled. 

The main objective of the course is to provide students with the necessary skills to understand and optimize the internal and external financing strategies of social and solidarity economy organizations. Aimed at professionals and people linked to cooperatives, labor societies, foundations, associations and other SSE entities, it responds to the financial planning needs of these organizations. 

Developing new projects, improving services, or maintaining economic stability are common challenges that require adapted financial solutions. The course, 100% subsidized, is also open to promoters, employment technicians and young graduates seeking to specialize in this growing sector. The program is designed to offer comprehensive and practical training that allows participants to understand and apply the keys to financing these entities.

Participants will learn to analyze financial statements, make projections and design a financing campaign with clear objectives and a well-defined technical proposal. With a duration of 100 hours, the course is blended, with 50% of the classes at TecnoCampus and 50% online. Upon completion, students will obtain a certificate awarded by TecnoCampus, provided that they have attended a minimum of 80% of the sessions and satisfactorily completed the program.

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