Economy
Marbella launches employment integration pathways with €1.7 million investment
Marbella hosts training pathways of the EnRuta programme, with €1.7 million investment and 122 pathways in the province.
Training
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SMEs & Freelancers
Mora and Toledo Chamber of Commerce Design Employment Training for 2027
The Town Hall of Mora and the Toledo Chamber of Commerce agree to design a training and employment plan for 2027 tailored to local businesses.
Companies
Seville Chamber trains 789 people in employability and entrepreneurship
The Seville Chamber of Commerce has trained 789 people since January in free employability and entrepreneurship programmes. New courses in September.
Companies
Lebrija to Offer Digital Content Design Course with AI in October
Prodetur and the City Council of Lebrija offer a 40-hour online course on content design with AI from 20 October to 3 November. Registration until 13 October.
Companies
Free Course in Écija to Prepare Bids and Electronic Invoicing
The Écija City Council is organising a free course for freelancers and SMEs on public bidding and electronic invoicing, with limited places and upcoming registration.
Companies
Tres Cantos and UAM launch micro-credentials for businesses, starting with Aerospace Law
Tres Cantos and UAM launch micro-credentials for professionals, with a first edition in Aerospace Law starting in late 2026.
Jobs
Gartner warns: AI demands more judgement from juniors, but training lags behind
AI transforms junior work, but investment in training stagnates, according to Gartner. Companies must adapt their development programs.
Companies
Palos trains 45 young people in green hydrogen with €600,000 scholarships
The Palos de la Frontera Town Hall invests over €600,000 to train 45 young people in green hydrogen, with monthly scholarships and three specialised courses.
Economy
45 Young People from Palos Trained in Green Hydrogen with an Investment of €600,000
45 young people from Palos de la Frontera are being trained in green hydrogen with an investment of over €600,000, including scholarships and three specialties.