The initiative also includes holders of Social Accompaniment and participants of Promote Employment
Promote Employment: participants in the training and job placement initiative.
The courses will aim to develop knowledge and skills that facilitate access to employment. Additionally, the scheme aims to link the content of the training with the needs of the labor market.
The Ministry of Human Capital, led by Sandra Pettovello, is preparing to open a new professional training center in Villa Devoto. The location will be aimed at former beneficiaries of Return to Work and holders of other social programs.
The minister recently toured the building with Adelmo Gabbi, president of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange. The space will offer courses aimed at providing tools to access job opportunities, although a confirmed opening date has not yet been set.
The new location will expand the network of Human Capital Training Centers, an initiative that seeks to replace the Return to Work scheme with professional training proposals. The model involves collaboration between the State, companies, and other institutions.
The activities will be directed at individuals linked to three programs:
Return to Work: former holders of the program.
Social Support: individuals receiving this benefit.
The first Human Capital Training Center was created through Resolution 1105/2025, as part of the measures adopted after the end of Return to Work.
Later, Resolution 380/2026 updated the program guidelines and allowed for the incorporation of new locations. The regulations include training spaces in the City of Buenos Aires and Mar del Plata, in addition to allowing for future expansions.
The opening of the Villa Devoto establishment is part of that expansion. However, the Ministry has not yet communicated when activities will begin or how the registration process will work.
The opening of the new training center does not imply the reactivation of Return to Work. It also does not entail the creation of a monthly benefit for those participating in the training.
The initiative is focused on professional training and improving the job placement possibilities for its recipients. For now, no payments associated with attendance at the courses have been announced.
