Today we interview... Covadonga Lacruz

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Wednesday, December 13, 2017 11:00
Written by Sara Gonzalez
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We are in luck, today we are opening a section in Femxa. In these podcasts we will talk about new experiences, new additions to the company and the training we provide. In this case, the person in charge of doing the interview was Sara Nuñez.

In today's podcast we have the pleasure of speaking with our colleague Covadonga, author of the post How to find my way in the labor market among others, about what it has been like to be a student and worker at Grupo Femxa.

Below you can find the interview we had with her.

Transcription:
Sara Núñez: Good morning, Femxians! Today greece phone data we are starting a series of podcasts, which we hope will be many. We have with us Covadonga Lacruz, with whom we are going to do a short interview. She is a former student of Grupo Femxa and is now working with us. Good morning.

Cova: Hello, how are you?

Sara Núñez: Introduce yourself a little.

Cova: I dedicated myself to the visual arts for many years. First I studied art at the baccalaureate, then I studied Fine Arts and then I found myself not knowing what to do with my life. That's when I decided to take a couple of courses with a professional certificate.

Sara Núñez: Did you do both with Femxa?

Cova: No, one was with Femxa and another in a small training company.

Sara Núñez: How did you get to the Femxa course?

Cova: It was through the mother of a friend who works for the Community of Madrid, she found out about it and told me.

Sara Núñez: So we know a little bit, what was the course like?

Cova: The first was Editing Assistance and the second was Development of Interactive Multimedia Audiovisual Products. In both cases I chose them because of the programs I was going to use, since they would give me complementary tools to the knowledge I had already acquired during my degree, but which were not useful to me today.

Development of interactive multimedia products