Lo primero que debe hacer todo joven graduado para poder ejercer y firmar documentos en el país, es colegiarse. Incluso para poder tener un trabajo gerencial o de supervisión. En mi caso, que estoy armando una alta cantidad de papeles, debo colegiarme para pasar a hacer otra serie de documentos.
En la anécdota de hacer este proceso tuve la oportunidad de ir con una, amiga, compañera y actual colega: Claudia. Acordamos ir al colegio el día lunes 05 de éste mes de febrero. Llegamos a las 10:00 am hora Venezuela, mientras efectuábamos el proceso, me indican que no podría colegiarme; porque mi título no tenía caligrafiado el número de asiento de registro del libro de actas de la universidad (tuve que respirar profundamente, calmarme y resolver).
Al final, fui a la universidad, pasé por la notaria e ir al colegio nuevamente al día siguiente. En esa oportunidad aproveché la oportunidad de ver la estructura y la manera en que fue construida en 1943 y restaurada en 2008. La sede evidentemente no emana la elegancia de esas épocas, pero sí posee el color azul que caracteriza a los profesionales del sector de construcción, planificación e infraestructura crítica.
Al estar en ése sitio me acordé de Natalia 
También tomé varias fotos del lugar, incluso de la placa donde se evidencia la fecha de restauración del edificio y quienes participaron en la obra. Al final logré enviar mi título a colegiarse, ahora debo esperar tres o cuatro meses a que la colegiatura llegue a Barquisimeto y continuar mis procesos de papeles. :3
The first thing that every young graduate must do in order to be able to practice and sign documents in the country is to become a member of a professional association. Even to be able to have a managerial or supervisory job. In my case, as I am putting together many papers, I have to become a member of a professional association in order to be able to sign another series of documents.
In the anecdote of doing this process, I had the opportunity to go with a friend, colleague and current colleague: Claudia. We agreed to go to the school on Monday 5th of this month of February. We arrived at 10:00 am Venezuelan time, and while we were going through the process, they told me that I could not register because my degree did not have the number of the registration entry in the university's record book written on it (I had to take a deep breath, calm down and resolve).
In the end, I went to the university, passed the notary's office, and went to school again the next day. On that occasion, I took the opportunity to see the structure and the way it was built in 1943 and restored in 2008. The building obviously does not exude the elegance of those times, but it does have the blue color that characterizes professionals in the construction, planning and critical infrastructure sectors.
When I was in that place, I remembered Natalia
I also took several pictures of the place, including the plaque that shows the date of the restoration of the building and who participated in the work. In the end, I managed to send my degree to the college; now I have to wait three or four months for the collegiate to arrive in Barquisimeto and continue my paperwork. :3
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