Throughout the morning, a total of 40 educational centers, entities, and organizations, along with more than 18 professional families, displayed a diverse, updated, and market-aligned training offer. This space featured demonstrations of falconry, log cutting, and robotics, capturing the attention of attendees.
The mayor of Torrent, Amparo Folgado, accompanied by the Councilor for Employment and head of Idea't, Sandra Fas, and the manager, Isabel Sánchez, along with members of the government team, visited the event. The fair has turned the city into a meeting point for talent, training, and job opportunities, where the mayor spoke with students, teachers, and participating entities.
“"We are in the fifth edition of this Vocational Training fair, an event clearly aimed at young people who want to build their professional career through training. Here they find different paths that allow them to train and, at the same time, access the labor market with guarantees."
Participants in this edition included the Youth Information Center (CIJ), the Official Language School (EOI) of Torrent, the Public Center for Adult Education (FPA), Espai Labora Torrent, the Mancomunitat de l'Horta Sud, and several IES such as La Marxadella, Serra Perenxisa, Tirant lo Blanc, and Veles e Vents. Entities like Fundación Amigó, Fundación José Mª Haro, and Fundación María Auxiliadora were also present, as well as essential bodies and services like the Local Police of Torrent, National Police, Army, Firefighters, and Red Cross.
The Councilor for Employment, Sandra Fas, highlighted the fair's role as a direct link between training and employment. She emphasized that Vocational Training is one of the most effective ways to enter the labor market, and events like this help in making decisions with more information and security.
