Canary Islands Youth Employment Collaboration

The Canary Islands government has announced the official publication of a new collaboration aimed at boosting youth employment.

Key Details

• Atlantis Tecnología y Sistemas, S.L., has joined a framework agreement signed last year between the Canary Islands Employment Service, the University of Las Palmas Foundation, and the Canary Employers' Confederation.
• This deal was finalized on July 8, 2025.
• The focus is on providing non-paid internships for young people with degrees but little or no work experience.
• The initiative is part of the 'Cataliza VII' project.

Objectives

• Help young adults transition into the labor market through practical experience in real companies.
• Address youth unemployment, a persistent challenge in Spain and the Canary Islands.

Transparency and Opportunities

The official publication ensures full transparency, as required by law, helping residents understand how public funds are spent and how private companies participate in social programs.

• For young residents and expats eager to find local opportunities, this initiative could be a promising step toward more job pathways and training programs in the Canary Islands.