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Canary Islands Education Department Announces Teacher Transfer Competition for 2025-2026

Published: November 3, 2025|education|Gobierno de Canarias

Canary Islands' Education Department Transfer Contest 2025-2026

Overview

The Canary Islands' Education Department has officially announced a transfer contest aimed at relocating teachers across public schools for the upcoming school year 2025-2026. This process ensures that staffing remains stable and that qualified educators are assigned to the most suitable centers.

Eligible Participants

  • Secondary school teachers
  • Language teachers
  • Art instructors
  • Professionals in training sectors, especially within the Canary Islands

Participants include:

  • Voluntary applicants
  • Mandatory applicants

Teachers with current employment statuses such as:

  • Temporary or provisional positions
  • Other public service roles
  • Returning from leave of absence

Must participate if mandated and are obligated to request all relevant centers and specialties in their area.

Prioritization and Merit System

  • Fairness is emphasized by prioritizing applicants with rights to local or center-specific preferences.
  • A merit-based system is applied to resolve any ties.

Procedural Steps

  • Online application submission
  • Required documentation
  • Application deadlines from November 4 to November 25, 2025

Teachers can request up to 300 centers or positions.

Guidelines for application include:

  • Accreditation of language skills
  • Professional experience
  • Other merits

Finalization

The final results will be published after evaluations, and teachers must accept their assigned destinations or face future restrictions on mobility.

Objectives

This move aims to:

  • Optimize staffing distribution
  • Respond to evolving educational needs
  • Provide teachers with more opportunities for transfers within the Canary Islands.

"This process ensures that staffing remains stable and that qualified educators are assigned to the most suitable centers."