A young university graduate registered with the SAE (Andalusian Employment Service) with no prior employment has been recruited

Last December, the Magtel Foundation began the second phase of its “Digital transformation of recruitment processes in social centres” project. The project’s objective was to simplify the recruitment processes in social centres by implementing digital transformation. This programme ran for six months and ended on 31 May.

The first phase, carried out between December 2019 and April 2020, consisted of a study of the jobs, analysing the skills required according to the most sought-after professional profiles in social centres.

This second phase, which has received funding from Imdeec-Esal covering 69.7% of the project’s cost, resulted in the hiring of a young university student with no previous formal employment. The student was registered in the city of Cordoba and had signed up as a job seeker with the SAE. The Magtel Foundation contributed its own funds to cover the remaining 30.21% of the programme’s cost. Its objectives include the social transformation of social centres and the promotion of social and labour inclusion for young people, particularly those who struggle to find their first job and gain their first formal experience of the working world related to their university qualification.

This initiative has boosted productive sectors in the municipal district of Cordoba, as well as the inclusion of new technologies within management processes of social centres and institutions.

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These courses are increasing the amount of vulnerable people entering the labour market

The Magtel Foundation, alongside the Fundación Secretariado Gitano (Gypsy Secretariat Foundation) and the Orange Foundation, has completed the fibre optic home installer training course in Almeria. After three months of theoretical and practical learning, the course has been completed and the closing event celebration has been held at the Social Integration centre “Los Almendros”.

The event was presented by Maria Dolores Ramon Alonso, the Provincial Coordinator of the Fundación Secretariado Gitano. This was followed by a speech from Raul Maldonado Blanes, the Regional Director of Andalusia and Extremadura’s Institutional Relations at the Orange Foundation. Magtel’s Javier Vílchez, director of education, and Carlos Luque, manager of the training programme, were both in attendance.

Next, FSG-Almeria’s employment prospector Ana Martinez Angulo, accompanied by two participants of the training course, closed the speeches. Finally, the diplomas were awarded.

Incorporation into the labour market

Each training course run by the Magtel Foundation sees an increase in the numbers of people in vulnerable situations entering the labour market. We are also training professionals in a sector where demand far exceeds supply.

In addition to the training programme developed in Almeria, similar training programmes have been held in different locations across the country. One such example is Linares’ FTTH course, which is scheduled to be completed this week.

Participants have had the opportunity to both learn the theory (185 hours) and take part in work experience (100 hours). The theory was learnt in the classroom-workshop and consisted of content related to the configuration of installations, network equipment, and being able to carry out tests, measurements, soldering and simulations of installations. Following this training, they began work-experience with companies in the sector alongside a professional installer.

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The Trade Training Centre in Usera, under the Madrid City Council, has hosted the presentation of diplomas to students participating in the two editions of the “Fibre Optic Installer” course, an initiative promoted by the Madrid Employment Agency and the Orange Foundation. This programme facilitates the incorporation of unemployed people into the labour market, particularly in innovative sectors such as telecommunications due to the existing demand for professionals specialised in the installation of new networks.

The event coincided with the completion of the programme’s theoretical training and was chaired by the representative of the Department of Economy, Innovation and Employment, Miguel Angel Redondo. He was accompanied by the director general of the Employment Agency, Jose Maria Meneses Castillo, the manager of the Orange Foundation’s Education Programmes, Angelica Bautista Gris, and the Magtel Foundation’s project manager, Javier Vilchez Luna.

All of them congratulated those who participated in this theoretical and practical training programme, which is comprised of a total of 285 training hours. This will give them the knowledge and skills they need to access a profession with high demand and tangible job prospects.

The course is comprised of 185 hours of theoretical learning in the classroom-workshop, where students study content relating to the configuration of installations, network equipment, etc., as well as how to carry out tests, measurements, soldering and installation simulations both inside and outside the classroom.

Once this stage is completed, it is followed by a practical stage, which starts now, consisting of 100 additional hours of work experience with the Magtel installation company in collaboration with the telecommunications operator Orange. This work experience gives course participants the first-hand experience they need to acquire and develop the professional skills required to make a career out of fibre optic installation.

The training is accompanied by complementary efforts aimed at promoting the development of key skills that facilitate labour insertion, such as the Employment Agency of Madrid’s guidance and intermediation services.

This new course strengthens the collaboration between the Employment Agency of Madrid City Council and the Orange Foundation on the development of training activities in the fibre optic sector. The course has achieved high levels of labour insertion and participant satisfaction is high.

Press release from the Orange Foundation

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This course is part of the Foundation’s and its partners’’ commitment to social and labour insertion

On November 15, the Magtel Foundation began a new FTTH training programme in Granada. Its objective is to train unemployed persons registered with the SAE as fibre optic broadband installers.

The training course, promoted by the Endesa Foundation, the Magtel Foundation and Granada City Council, will last around one and a half months, with a total of 180 hours of training.

First, participants will learn the relevant theory, giving them the knowledge and skills necessary to assemble and install fibre optic broadband infrastructure.

Once the theoretical part of the course is complete, they will begin their work experience. To assist with this, the organisations involved have established agreements with companies that operate in the sector where the participants will complete their training.

Developing these training programmes is part of the Magtel Foundation’s and its partners’ commitment to social and labour insertion.

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The Magtel Foundation has completed a training programme on the installation of fibre-to-the-home (FTTH), promoted by the Youth Delegation of the City of Cordoba. As part of this programme, students have learnt how to install this type of fibre optic in homes.

The course was held between November 29 and December 30, and within the framework of the Planneo Cualifica Programme.

This course is aimed at young people between the ages of 18 and 35 who are either native to or residents of this region of Andalusia. Broadly speaking, it is an opportunity for participants to acquire further education and increase their employment prospects.

The Magtel Foundation has expertise and experience in organising training courses related to telecommunications, and the organisation teaches numerous courses throughout the year.

Training targeted at vulnerable groups

The programmes promoted by Planneo Cualifica aim to provide quality training content in emerging niches of employment, as is the case with the course offered by the Magtel Foundation; offer quality training through specific courses and workshops; improve the employability of vulnerable groups and encourage young people in vulnerable neighbourhoods to develop the skills they need to ensure their full inclusion.

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The Magtel Foundation is accepting applications for a new edition of its Business Initiation Programme (PIAE), an annual initiative which offers work experience internships. This aim of this new edition of the programme is to contribute to the labour insertion of new graduates, especially young people without prior experience.

The programme is particularly aimed at individuals who have completed a university degree, education cycle or master’s degree from an accredited centre within the last three years.

Participant profiles must meet the requirements set out by the collaborating organisations, with which partnership agreements have been signed.

These internships help young people learn to cope with the realities of the working world by applying the knowledge they acquired during their training.

Commitment to training young people

Currently, the Foundation has agreements in place with 85 Secondary Schools and more than 20 Spanish and international universities. Its aim is to promote training and job integration in areas such as engineering, administration and finance, energy, electronics, telecommunications, IT, marketing and international trade. This initiative, promoted by the Magtel Foundation, is part of its commitment to enhancing training and employment through talent management and creating opportunities.

The latest Magtel Foundation Business Initiation Programme stood out for its high rate of labour insertion. Up to 57.37% of participants were employed by their work experience placements at the end of the internship period.

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