Spain will invest 1.3 billion euros ($1.43 billion) in vocational training to fight youth unemployment, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Saturday. | ManilaBulletin
The measure will create 824 new training centres for digital skills, 45,000 vocational training places and 1,500 classrooms for technology and entrepreneurship, he said.
Boosting vocational training is the best way to reduce youth unemployment "which remains one of the main ills of our labour market," Sanchez said.The new investment joins the 6.6 billion euros already invested in this area since this government was sworn in for a second term in January 2020, the prime minister added.
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