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Bornay has reaffirmed its commitment to technical education and vocational training by participating as a sponsor in the FP CVSkills 2025 championships, organized by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Universities, and Employment of the Valencian Community. This event aims to promote the development of young talent and highlight the value of Vocational Training (FP) in Spain, a sector currently facing a shortage of professionals.
In the ‘Business’ competition category, Bornay not only provided discounts on equipment for the tests but also offered training on the assembly and configuration of the equipment. Alejandro Ramos Lozano, a student from IES A. Navarro Santafé in Villena, mentored by Francisco Abellán from the Cotes Baixes training center in Alcoy, stood out by winning the gold medal in the Renewable Energies category. His challenge included assembling solar panels and solving virtual reality tasks related to facility maintenance, using equipment supplied by the Alicante-based Bornay.
Juan de Dios Bornay, the company’s CEO, stated that this award “values the effort of both students and teachers,” and emphasizes the importance of vocational training programs aligned with the challenges of the future energy landscape. In this regard, he noted that it is crucial to increase motivation for pursuing vocational training studies, and competitions like CVSkills are vital for connecting the educational system with the labor market.
This year’s edition involved an investment of over 517,000 euros and brought together more than 300 participants across 38 different categories, grouped into various areas such as Transportation and Logistics, Construction Technology, and Creative Arts. This successful participation demonstrates progress toward a greater appreciation of Vocational Training. Founded in 1970 in Castalla, Bornay has established itself as a leader in the wind energy sector, offering sustainable solutions and committed to innovation, manufacturing its products entirely in Spain under bioconstruction principles.
Source: MiMub in Spanish