Canary Islands stand up to the new university regulation
The Ministry of Universities warns that the regulation must adapt to the reality of the Canary Islands as an archipelago.
The Ministry of Universities warns that the regulation must adapt to the reality of the Canary Islands as an archipelago.
The ISTAC certifies the pull of Canarian Vocational Training, with a labor insertion that exceeds 72% at five years
The interested students have until November 30 to apply for 14 places in La Laguna and ten more in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, made possible by the ONCE Foundation.
A training proposal aimed at connecting teaching in Secondary School, Baccalaureate, and Vocational Training with the most in-demand digital skills
The data places the Canary Islands in the group with the least public funding for subsidized education and opens the debate on its effects on the educational system
According to the Shanghai Ranking 2026, it has also climbed more than 20 positions internationally compared to last year
Reports "an avalanche of complaints" and demands that the Ministry of Education comply with "the agreed-upon plan" in the Technical Meeting held at the end of August
A wide educational offer for free. In person, semi-presential. Schedules in morning and afternoon-night shifts.
Discover the performance of 15-year-old students in the Canary Islands compared to the previous edition and in comparison with the rest of the autonomous communities
No cutoff grade. Study close, go far.
The Amancio Ortega Foundation has officially opened the call for its scholarship program to study 1st year of High School in Canada and the United States
Thirty Spanish universities are among the thousand best in the world according to the Shanghai ranking 2026, six fewer than a year earlier
Vigilantes of the bankrupt company denounce that "not only public assets are at risk, but also the daily safety of students and staff"
The rectors send their allegations to the Ministry regarding lack of funding in the last four years and for the 2027 academic year
The call for this course incorporates improvements such as the increase to 3,000 euros for the residence grant and the inclusion of public higher artistic education
The project of the University of La Laguna arose from a study by ACIISI that warned of the scarce knowledge of scientific figures among Canary Islands youth
The Cabildo ratifies the definitive qualifications of the third call for the CAP of Travelers, a vital procedure to incorporate professionals in full high season and in the face of the staff shortage that the sector is suffering.
The application process has been simplified so that calls for assistance in the process dropped by 41% and in-person information visits by 66%. They can be requested until August 6
The course has been financed with the European Social Fund and has focused on strategic planning, corporate finance, digital marketing, and technical podcast production.
Discover the requirements and how to sign up. The course includes everything from traditional cabin techniques with vinyls to handling the most contemporary professional software.
More than 11,000 students have pre-enrolled for fewer than 5,000 places. For Medicine, the most desired, there are almost 13 candidates per offered place.
The Integrated Vocational Training Center celebrates its Anniversary and the Graduation of the Class of 2026
Discover how sustainable gastronomy and the use of surplus transform local cuisine in this free workshop by Hecansa with chef Octavio González
Education and the Canarian Academy of Language have awarded four schools from the archipelago in the fifth edition of the 'My Favorite Canarianism' contest
Discover NextAgora: ACIISI connects Canarian researchers with business and innovation leaders. Broaden your professional horizons in 2026
Universities, Science and Innovation and Culture expands the beneficiaries of the call to favor access to higher education and recognize the diversity of training pathways in the Canary Islands
He has also offered the land for the opening of what would be the second Integrated Vocational Training Center (CIFP) in Lanzarote to guarantee the competitiveness of the productive fabric
The director of the center, Carmen Déniz, received the 2026 Oceans Award in the Education category during an event held at the Real Club Victoria in the provincial capital.
Canaries, first in Spain, installs hundreds of sensors in educational centers with which it analyzes the impact of heat in real time to define climate adaptation strategies
The center will receive a distinction from the Ministry of Education for its innovative pedagogical model, which integrates Canarian culture, traditions, and heritage beyond books.
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