The SAE will publish in the coming weeks the grants for naval, aerospace and green hydrogen training in Cádiz
The Provincial Commission of the Andalusian Employment Service (SAE) met on Tuesday, October 20 in Cádiz to review active employment policies. In the coming weeks, the granting of aid to unique naval, aerospace and green hydrogen training projects will be published.
The Andalusian Employment Service (SAE) has brought together its Provincial Commission in Cádiz to monitor the active employment policies it develops in the province. According to the Regional Ministry of Employment, Enterprise and Self-Employment, the granting of aid for the singular training projects in naval, aerospace and green hydrogen will be published in the coming weeks, as well as those of the general call.
More specialities and more applications
In the singular training project for the naval sector, the specialities have been increased compared to the previous call and a new speciality has been agreed with Navantia. In the training projects for the aerospace sector and green hydrogen, an increase in applications has been detected compared to the previous call.
Programmes for specific groups
The session also reviewed the management of the Employment Offices of the province and of the Escuela de Hostelería de Cádiz, and the development of several programmes: Professional Guidance and Support for Insertion, Professional Experiences for Employment (EPE), Comprehensive Projects for vulnerable groups, young jobseekers between 18 and 29 years old and those over 52 years old, and the service for women victims of gender violence. The ALMA initiative, for young people who want to work in Europe, and the T-Activamos programme, for people who had given up looking for work, were also mentioned.
Who met
The session was chaired by the territorial delegate for Employment, Enterprise and Self-Employment in Cádiz, Daniel Sánchez Román, as provincial director of the SAE. Joaquín Martínez del Fresno, provincial general secretary for Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development; Irene Quevedo, for the Confederación de Empresarios de Cádiz (CEC); Paula Fernández, for UGT, and Juan Rodríguez, for CCOO, attended.
What has to be done
The aid for the naval, aerospace and green hydrogen training projects and for the general call will be published in the coming weeks. Anyone interested will have to keep an eye on that publication to find out the requirements and the application deadlines.
