Canary Islands Youth Employment Initiative

Overview

The Canary Islands government has officially published a new collaboration agreement aimed at improving youth employment prospects.

The bulletin confirms that Nefertari Rodríguez Delgado joined a regional partnership involving the Canary Islands Employment Service, the University Foundation of Las Palmas, and the Canary Islands Employers Confederation.

Key Details of the Agreement

• Signed on: July 5, 2024
• Partnership includes:
  • Canary Islands Employment Service
  • University Foundation of Las Palmas
  • Canary Islands Employers Confederation
• Main focus: Facilitation of non-paid internships for young people with degrees but no work experience, under the 'Cataliza VII' project.

Goals and Importance

• These initiatives are vital for helping young residents gain practical skills and integrate into the local job market.
• They are part of Spain's ongoing efforts to combat youth unemployment.

Transparency and Ongoing Commitment

• The publication underscores transparency by making these agreements accessible publicly, ensuring residents stay informed about regional efforts to foster employment and career development.
• The inclusion of the latest company adherent, dated June 12, 2025, highlights ongoing commitment from local businesses to support youth employment.

Broader Policy Goals

• This initiative reflects the broader policy goal of creating more opportunities for young people.
• Such efforts are crucial for the social and economic resilience of the Canary Islands.