
This is how continuing education is evolving in Latin America
Continuing education ceased to be operational, and today, together with RECLA, we are redefining the future of universities.

Continuing education ceased to be operational, and today, together with RECLA, we are redefining the future of universities.

What makes continuing education stop being an operational unit and become a real strategic pillar?

Continuing health education cannot keep pace with other sectors. The impact is not only professional; it is clinical, institutional, and, in many cases, life-threatening.

RECLA and the Catholic University of Salta will bring together international leaders in Argentina to debate the future of continuing education in May 2026.

It's no secret that most jobs will change, or in fact, are already changing, and it's important to know that not everyone is having the opportunity to change with them.

On November 14th, RECLA hosted a much-needed event for the world of education: the workshop "Responsible Management of Continuing Education". Our workshop leader was Carina Oliva, Director of the Master's Program in Sustainable Development Management at Blas Pascal University.
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