Canary Islands Publicize New Partnership for Youth Employment Initiatives
Canary Islands Youth Employment Collaboration Agreement
Overview
The Canary Islands government has announced the publication of a new collaboration agreement aimed at boosting youth employment. This agreement, signed on July 5, 2024, involves the following entities:
- Canary Islands Employment Service
- University of Las Palmas Foundation
- Canary Employers' Confederation (CCE)
It focuses on offering non-workplace internships to young people with academic qualifications but no professional experience, as part of the 'Cataliza VII' project that promotes guided labor insertion through internships.
The latest development confirms the participation of a new company, which joined the initiative on July 24, 2025.
Objectives and Focus
- Reduce youth unemployment by creating practical pathways into the job market for recent graduates.
- Connect young talents with real-world work experiences.
- Boost employability and support economic recovery.
Legality and Transparency
This announcement follows legal requirements for transparency, ensuring that all agreements within the public sector are officially published within 20 days of signing.
The Canary Islands government emphasizes accountability and openness in its initiatives to foster employment and social inclusion for young people.