Spanish Government Approves New Vocational Training Center in Morro Jable

Overview

The Spanish government has approved the creation of a new Vocational Training Center in Morro Jable, Fuerteventura, as part of efforts to expand specialized education across the Canary Islands.

Key Details

• The plan involves closing the existing 'El Ciervo' primary school by August 2025.
• Its students will be relocated to 'Morro Jable II' to optimize resources and better meet local educational needs.
• The new Center is scheduled to open on September 1, 2025.
• It aims to provide accessible, high-quality vocational training tailored to the island's economic priorities.

Objectives and Benefits

• Address transport challenges and limited training options in the region.
• Boost opportunities for local youth and workforce development.
• Support regional and national legislation promoting flexible, efficient educational infrastructure responsive to local labor markets.
• Foster skill development and support local industries.
• Create a more connected and resilient education system in Fuerteventura.

Additional Context

Officials emphasize that the new center will foster skill development, support local industries, and create a more connected and resilient education system in Fuerteventura.

• This move reflects broader efforts to modernize vocational training.
• Make education more accessible for residents, especially in remote areas of the Canary archipelago.