Accounts School of TCE-AM begins school year 2026 with higher education project
The Accounts School of TCE-AM has inaugurated the 2026 academic year with a new project aimed at expanding and innovating its educational offerings.
On the morning of Thursday, the 5th, the Tribunal de Contas do Amazonas (TCE-AM) opened the academic year of 2026 for the Escola de Contas Públicas (School of Public Accounts). This event not only kicked off the new academic year but also announced a significant phase of expansion and innovation for the school. The president of TCE-AM, Yara Amazônia Lins, emphasized the importance of continuous education in strengthening public institutions and enhancing governance practices, linking effective governance to the ongoing training and capacity building of public servants.
During the ceremony, Lins stated, "Good governance starts with knowledge, training, and continuous capacity building of officials, along with the modernization of administrative practices." Her remarks set the tone for the school's new cycle of activities, signifying a commitment to improving the qualifications of those within public service. The emphasis on modern administrative practices indicates a shift towards adopting contemporary methodologies in governance.
The general coordinator of the Accounts School, counselor Júlio Pinheiro, reiterated that the plans for 2026 represent a pivotal stage in the institution's expansion. This endeavor aims to elevate the institution’s educational offerings and incorporate a higher education project, reflecting a broader ambition to enhance the expertise and skills available in public sector governance. Such initiatives are crucial for fostering a more informed public service and ensuring that governance keeps pace with evolving challenges.