Canary Islands Publicize New Partnership to Boost Youth Employment through Internships
Canary Islands Youth Employment Initiative
Overview
The Canary Islands government has announced the addition of Promedia Exclusivas Publicitarias, S.L., to a major collaboration aimed at helping young people find work. This partnership connects the Canary Islands Employment Service, the Canary Island University Foundation, and the Canary Employers Confederation to offer non-paid internships for young graduates with no prior work experience.
The initiative, called 'Cataliza VII', focuses on guiding young people into the job market through practical training in local companies. The move aligns with efforts to boost youth employment, a key concern in Spainās regional efforts to combat youth unemployment.
Key Details
- The agreement was signed and published in the official bulletin on June 26, 2025.
- The focus is on expanding opportunities for young professionals.
- It emphasizes fostering employment and skills development.
Benefits and Impact
- Facilitates the transition for young residents seeking their first work experience.
- Internships serve as a bridge into permanent employment.
- Demonstrates a proactive regional approach to tackling youth unemployment.
Official Statement
The initiative underscores the regionās commitment to fostering employment and skills development.
Broader Context
As part of Spainās broader effort to modernize its labor market, the Canary Islandsā focus on internships demonstrates a strategic move to address youth unemployment at the regional level.