ESEN Calls for Exceptional Youngsters

In a ceremony held to mark a change of management, the new Director General, Everardo Rivera Bonilla, "... invited young bachelors to come to the college ' without fear or doubt, regardless of economic status, to register, sit exams and aspire to join the select group of students'.

Ricardo Sagrera, director of the Executive Committee, added that they will ‘first select people for their intellectual capacity and then discuss whether or not they are able to pay for school’", published Elsalvador.com.

Source: elsalvador.com

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