New Free Vocational Training Courses for Estepona's Young People
Estepona Town Hall is offering free vocational training in high-demand sectors, including health transport and hospitality, for young residents aged 16 to 29
For Estepona residents with young people in their lives, new opportunities are emerging to boost career prospects. The Estepona Town Hall has announced a series of free vocational training courses designed to equip young people with valuable skills for the job market.
Registration is now open for a free training course focused on 'Basic life support techniques and advanced life support assistance'. This module corresponds to the professional certificate in Health Transport. The course will begin on 3 November.
This initiative is part of a larger project offering various courses to improve professional qualifications and enhance job market access for participants. Other high-demand professional areas covered by the programme include basic restaurant and bar operations, restaurant services, bar and cafeteria services, and socio-health care for dependent people in social institutions.
The project aims to provide at least 75 young people, aged between 16 and 29, with the tools and knowledge needed to improve their professional preparation and increase their chances of entering the workforce.
This project is supported by a grant under the Youth Entrepreneurship Itineraries call, promoted by Fundación INCYDE and financed through the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+). The total budget for the project is €200,000, with €170,000 co-financed by the ESF+.
Those interested in more information can contact estepona@grupoecos.net or call 952809000 (extensions 1481 and 1421), 952805164, or 657494283.
Written with AI assistance from the original announcement by Estepona Town Hall. Facts are taken from the source; nothing has been added.
