Tenerife Weekly
  • Home
  • About
  • El Diario
  • Diario de Avisos
  • El Dia
  • Europa Press
  • La Laguna
  • El Digital Sur
  • Atlantico
  • Press Releases
  • Essentials
  • Blog
  • Contact
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • About
  • El Diario
  • Diario de Avisos
  • El Dia
  • Europa Press
  • La Laguna
  • El Digital Sur
  • Atlantico
  • Press Releases
  • Essentials
  • Blog
  • Contact
No Result
View All Result
Tenerife Weekly
No Result
View All Result
Home Europa Press

The Cabildo of Tenerife closes ‘Neighborhoods for Employment’ with 5,000 participants and 1,362 job placements

December 15, 2023
in Europa Press
Reading Time: 3 mins read
0
The Cabildo of Tenerife closes ‘Neighborhoods for Employment’ with 5,000 participants and 1,362 job placements
3
SHARES
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter



SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, December 15. (EUROPA PRESS) –

The Cabildo of Tenerife has closed the ninth edition of the ‘Neighborhoods for Employment’ program, an initiative that aims to improve the employability of unemployed people on the island and that has served 5,000 people this year, of which More than 4,500 participated in the orientation service.

The event held this Thursday was attended by the Minister of Employment and Education, Efraín Medina, and the project managers and technicians.

The program has a budget of 3.9 million euros and is executed by Cáritas Diocesana de Tenerife, Red Cross, Don Bosco Foundation, General Foundation of the University of La Laguna and Insular Society for the Promotion of People with Disabilities ( Sinpromi) and is coordinated by the Insular Foundation for Training, Employment and Business Development (Fifede), an entity dependent on the Cabildo.

Efraín Medina expressed his satisfaction because “the work has borne fruit”, managing to insert 1,362 people so far this year.

“The program focuses attention on people who have difficulties finding a job and, probably, without the support of the project’s technical staff, it would be more difficult for them to find a job,” he said.

In that sense, Medina also had words of gratitude “for the companies that participate in the project, since without them it would not be possible to develop it.”

In this edition ‘Neighborhoods for Employment Stronger Together’ has achieved 1,362 job placements and has had the collaboration of 1,156 companies and generated 681 job offers.

In that period it has served 4,985 people, of which 4,582 have participated in the guidance service.

In addition, 3,222 participants have developed a personalized insertion itinerary, while 169 received information and advice on entrepreneurship.

Likewise, 4,711 people have completed complementary training thanks to the program, while 521 people completed vocational training.

‘Neighborhoods for Employment’ is aimed at people residing in Tenerife who are unemployed or in better employment (job seekers who are working a maximum of 20 hours per week) interested in participating in their active job search process.

ONE HUNDRED TECHNICIANS AND 27 NODES

Currently, the program has 27 nodes distributed throughout the island and is developed by 101 people who make up the technical teams, according to a note from the Cabildo.

One of the main novelties in this edition has consisted of preparing people who lack formal training so that they can take the Key Competencies tests to Access Professional Certificates, which represents an additional competitive advantage in a selection process. .

Likewise, a program has been launched to address the specific needs and improve the employability of the Gypsy People, as well as a Technical Training School, in which all program entities will participate, to train future employment technicians, taking advantage of the experience and the methodology applied in Barrios por el Empleo

‘Neighborhoods for Employment’ offers support and career guidance services, personalized insertion itineraries, training to improve your professional profile, non-labor internships in companies and job prospecting and intermediation.

In addition, it develops other services aimed at specific groups such as Acércate (aimed at migrants), Duende (aimed at the gypsy population), Saúco (aimed at trans people), Pre-employment Schools (aimed at young people), a specialized service for people in situations of homeless and support for entrepreneurship (aimed at people who have a business idea).



Source link

Related Posts

Seized a yacht with cocaine about 50 miles south of the Canaries, recovering 25 kilograms of the drug.
Europa Press

Seized a yacht with cocaine about 50 miles south of the Canaries, recovering 25 kilograms of the drug.

July 7, 2025
Clavijo Brands it “Indecent” for Regions Not to Aid Young Migrants; Warns of Potential Prosecutor Involvement
Europa Press

Clavijo Brands it “Indecent” for Regions Not to Aid Young Migrants; Warns of Potential Prosecutor Involvement

June 26, 2025
Torres Shifts Responsibility for Material Purchases to SCS and Assures No Recordings of His Wrongdoing Will Emerge
Europa Press

Torres Shifts Responsibility for Material Purchases to SCS and Assures No Recordings of His Wrongdoing Will Emerge

June 23, 2025
No Result
View All Result

Click Image to Join Community

Tenerife Forum Community

Previous News

The from Orotavense Antonio Pérez begins his ascent to the eight thousand Manaslu on Monday

The from Orotavense Antonio Pérez begins his ascent to the eight thousand Manaslu on Monday

4 years ago
Tragic Collision Claims Two Lives and Injures Three in Southern Tenerife

Tragic Collision Claims Two Lives and Injures Three in Southern Tenerife

9 months ago
Canarias reflects on the burdens assigned to women in the institutional campaign of 8-M

Canarias reflects on the burdens assigned to women in the institutional campaign of 8-M

2 years ago
Gerard Butler ‘covers’ the Santa Cruz sign

Gerard Butler ‘covers’ the Santa Cruz sign

2 years ago
The Cabildo supports the livestock sector of Tenerife with 1.3 million for food

The Cabildo supports the livestock sector of Tenerife with 1.3 million for food

3 years ago
The alert ends for the strong wind and waves in the Canary Islands

The alert ends for the strong wind and waves in the Canary Islands

2 years ago
No Result
View All Result

News Highlights

The Convent of Santo Domingo Opens Its Doors to the ‘Spaces of the Canaries’

The Mediator Judge will send the solar panel case to the Court for a Jury.

A man in critical condition after being revived from a cardiac arrest in Candelaria.

Final stretch for the Tenerife Cook Music Fest: a boost for tourism and the economy of the island.

The Leal Theatre offers two days of comedy and music in La Laguna.

SAN FERMINES TENERIFE | A neighbourhood in Tenerife kicks off the ‘txupinazo’ and celebrates its own bull run for San Fermín

Trending News

A Estate, a Saint, and a Pilgrimage (Part III). By Julio Torres Santos
La Laguna

A Estate, a Saint, and a Pilgrimage (Part III). By Julio Torres Santos

by Admin
July 12, 2025
0

The oldest is the Map of the City of La Laguna from 1814, an anonymous work preserved...

No Water Given to Victims of Domestic Violence at the Courts of Santa Cruz de Tenerife

No Water Given to Victims of Domestic Violence at the Courts of Santa Cruz de Tenerife

July 11, 2025
A union denounces the alteration of customs officers’ shifts as malpractice.

A union denounces the alteration of customs officers’ shifts as malpractice.

July 11, 2025
The Convent of Santo Domingo Opens Its Doors to the ‘Spaces of the Canaries’

The Convent of Santo Domingo Opens Its Doors to the ‘Spaces of the Canaries’

July 11, 2025
The Mediator Judge will send the solar panel case to the Court for a Jury.

The Mediator Judge will send the solar panel case to the Court for a Jury.

July 11, 2025
Tenerife Weekly

© 2025 Tenerife Weekly

Navigate Site

  • Tenerife Forum
  • Tenerife Travel Shop
  • Ask Tenerife
  • Guide
  • Adobe
  • Linkedin
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact

Follow Us

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • About
  • El Diario
  • Diario de Avisos
  • El Dia
  • Europa Press
  • La Laguna
  • El Digital Sur
  • Atlantico
  • Press Releases
  • Essentials
  • Blog
  • Contact

© 2025 Tenerife Weekly