Canary Islands Government and Santa Cruz de Tenerife City Council Sign Cooperation Agreement for Vocational Training in Companies
Published: June 18, 2025|education|Gobierno de Canarias
Canary Islands Vocational Training Cooperation Agreement
Overview
The Canary Islands' Education Department and Santa Cruz de Tenerife City Council have formalized a four-year cooperation agreement to facilitate vocational training students' work placements in local companies and organizations.
This collaboration aims to:
- Expand practical training opportunities for students enrolled in public vocational education centers across the islands.
- Reinforce the dual education model which integrates classroom learning with real-world experience.
Responsibilities
- The municipalities will promote and support:
- Control, safety, and legal compliance of training activities within their facilities.
- The Education Department will:
- Manage the organization and formal arrangement of placements.
- Sign specific agreements with companies.
Both parties are committed to:
- Ensure student safety
- Proper supervision
- Adherence to labor rules
Alignment and Goals
This initiative aligns with national laws emphasizing the importance of work-based learning in vocational education, helping students acquire essential workplace skills and improve their employment prospects.
- Reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen partnerships between educational institutions and local businesses.
- Aims for a more practical, employment-oriented education system in Spain.
Funding and Duration
- The agreement does not involve funding.
- It aims to create richer training experiences without additional financial burden.
- It fosters closer ties between education and industry.
- The partnership is set to run until 2029, with provisions for renewal and adjustment.