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LHH has launched an ambitious program called Green Jobs, aimed at training 210 individuals in the communities of Andalusia, Extremadura, Castilla-La Mancha, as well as in Ceuta and Melilla. This initiative, co-financed by the European Social Fund Plus (FSE+) through the Employ Green+ program of the Biodiversity Foundation, seeks to provide both theoretical and practical training in sectors related to sustainability, such as energy efficiency, circular economy, waste management, and environmental education.
The program is specifically designed to support vulnerable groups, including unemployed youth, individuals with low educational levels, and workers coming from declining sectors. The goal is to facilitate their access to sustainable jobs, thereby helping to break cycles of poverty and social exclusion. Additionally, investments in these sectors are expected to create over 4,000 jobs, both direct and indirect, in the areas of intervention.
Training will begin on May 22 in Motril, Granada, with the first course focusing on waste management, taking into account the specific types of waste generated by seedbeds and local agricultural operations. This course will be structured to combine theoretical lessons with visits to companies that implement responsible waste management practices.
The training itinerary will include technical modules as well as personalized strategies aimed at improving participants’ employability. This includes individual assessments, coaching sessions, and support in job searching. The program also prioritizes the promotion of equal opportunities and focuses on closing gender gaps in training.
Innovative methodologies will be implemented to stimulate self-awareness and motivation among participants, thereby facilitating the learning process. Green Jobs encompasses five training paths across various regions, prioritizing those with the greatest needs for reskilling and green job creation. Notable courses include waste management in Granada, solar panel installation in Cádiz, and environmental education with a gender perspective, among others.
This project presents a valuable opportunity for those looking to integrate into a growing job market focused on sustainability, offering a renewed approach to vocational training. Interested individuals can check the requirements and register through the link available in the program information.
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Source: MiMub in Spanish