Terpel and DigiCampus join forces to promote educational development in the Valle del Cauca

• Thanks to this alliance, 25 people from Valle del Cauca will be able to access higher education to transform and improve their quality of life.
• Through Digicampus, students will be able to train in 41 programs offered by 17 universities nationwide.

The Educational Digital Campus of the Governorate of Valle del Cauca, DigiCampus, which has benefited more than 4300 people in 42 municipalities of the department with scholarships for virtual and hybrid higher education programs, begins a new stage with the support of Terpel.

This strategic alliance between the public and private sectors combines efforts to provide more opportunities for those who wish to strengthen their skills, facilitating access to an offer of 41 virtual training programs. Additionally, five teachers will receive scholarships to pursue bachelor's degrees. All of them are recognized cultural managers and community leaders, whose work has had a significant impact in their territories. This initiative aims to enhance their educational work and multiply their positive influence in the communities where they operate.

Furthermore, as part of its commitment to education and closing digital gaps, Terpel will deliver 50 computers to the students with the best averages in the program. This provision recognizes their excellence, effort, and dedication, and provides them with a key tool to strengthen their technological skills, essential in an increasingly digitalized and competitive work environment.

“We are proud to be part of initiatives like Digicampus, which believes in the transformative power of education. At Terpel, and in line with our commitment as a Country Ally, we work to provide training opportunities that promote the development of talent in Valle del Cauca. We believe that investing in education is sowing progress, and we are convinced that together we can generate a positive and lasting impact in the region.” said Óscar Bravo, president of Organización Terpel.

Likewise, the governor of Valle del Cauca, Dilian Francisca Toro, highlighted her administration's commitment to reducing social and digital gaps, and to promoting the progress of the youth in Valle del Cauca. “Through Digicampus, access to knowledge is expanded and the talent of those who build a better future is recognized. Thanks to Terpel for joining this commitment and generosity in this bet on education. This union reflects that, by working together, it is possible to transform territories and open true development opportunities.”

This joint initiative promotes the construction of a region better prepared for the challenges of the future. At Terpel, we are convinced that education is the path to achieving social transformation, and that only through coordinated work between the public and private sectors can we generate real development opportunities. We will continue to invest in Colombian talent, promoting initiatives that foster social mobility, close gaps, and ensure the sustainable progress of the communities where we are present.