Informe prácticas empresariales asociación Inty - Quilla

Abstract

In order to obtain a degree in International Business at the University of Santo Tomas, we ask for a choice of degree, which allows us to have various options of degree in this faculty. In which it is found as an option of degree the business internship, is an excellent option for students at the time of choosing since this has a duration of 980 working hours what is about 6 months, where the practitioner can make available his/her acquired knowledge and can learn new experiences in the workplace every day as well, This allows the student to develop himself as a person and professionally to enhance his skills, abilities and knowledge to allow him to develop optimally in the tasks proposed by the company. As part of the development of internships, it not only makes it possible to put into practice the knowledge learned in the subjects studied at university, but also to learn, adapt and face the reality of working life, where each company has rules that must be complied with and have greater commitments with the activities carried out in the course of practice on a daily basis. In this paper, therefore, he will present what he learned during the development of business practices in the Asociación de Cabildos y/o Autoridades Indígenas Inty- Quilla, the position that the student carried out was as Administrative Assistant within different projects of this contractor company which allowed me to know different processes of contracting and execution with state entities such as the Government of the Goal and social institutions such as the Colombian Family Welfare Institute (ICBF), in addition to the contribution made to the royalty project carried out by the Secretary for Women by having this association as an operator, this project as a goal to strengthen and train different business associations that belong to the department of the goal. Other projects carried out included the strengthening of indigenous beliefs within the territory of Puerto Gaitán, Mapiripan and Puerto Concordia, which have two communities, the JIW and the Sikuani, This work is done because they are a social group violated by the violence and lack of public policies of the department.