Les industries de carrières et matériaux de construction recrutent en Comminges

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Valérie Broquère est chargée de mission pour le développement de l'apprentissage chez Unicem Campus. Unicem Campus est l’organisme de formation national de l’union nationale des industries de carrières et matériaux de construction. A l'occasion du Salon TAF de Saint-Gaudens, le 26 mars, elle présente au micro de Radio Occitanie, la filière des métiers des carrières * très présente en Comminges .*Il s'agit des carrières d'extraction de matériau - comme le calcaire ou le gravier -pour le BTPSoutenez-nous sur Patreon et HelloAsso !

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