Celsur Exceeds 25,000 Students in Vocational Training and Strengthens Its Leadership

The private center CESUR has made a significant impact in the realm of Vocational Training (VT) in Spain, reaching over 25,000 enrolled students this academic year. This achievement represents a 35% increase compared to the previous year and highlights the institution’s leadership in the educational sector.

The data is solid: VT has established itself as an educational alternative with high job prospects, with nearly 1.2 million students enrolled across the country for the 2025/2026 academic year. This shift in educational preference is due to the growing awareness that VT offers a direct path to stable, qualified employment. A recent report from CaixaBank Dualiza emphasizes that job opportunities over the next decade will largely be related to these qualifications.

At CESUR, the fields of Health, IT, and Business Administration are the most popular among students, reflecting the high demand for professionals in these sectors. It is noteworthy that online training has gained prominence, as students prioritize flexibility without sacrificing educational quality.

The success of CESUR is confirmed in the National Vocational Training Ranking by the consulting firm Strategik, where the institution has achieved first place for the fifth consecutive year, thanks to its focus on employability, pedagogical innovation, and collaborations with companies. The school boasts an impressive job placement rate of 81% and a high pass rate, underscoring the effectiveness of its educational model.

With over 30 campuses across Spain and a robust online campus, CESUR continues its expansion. While the enrollment period for the current academic year is already open, the institution plans to open new campuses in Alicante and Córdoba for the 2026-2027 academic year, including a VT center and a student residence in the latter city.

CESUR’s leadership in Vocational Training places it at the center of the debate about the future of education and employment in the country, marking a structural approach that transforms the perception and access to VT in Spain.