The Xunta delegate visited the Agadea academy today, one of the four Training Actions for Unemployed People (AFD) programs that received over 182,000 euros from the Galician government. These courses focus on socio-sanitary care for dependent individuals and teleassistance call management.
The teleassistance call management course includes 388 hours of training, while the socio-sanitary care for dependent individuals course has 538 hours. Both are Grade C courses with mandatory dual training, and students meeting the requirements can apply for attendance and travel grants.
Belén do Campo, accompanied by Agadea's president, Isabel Gey, inquired about the participants' satisfaction with this initiative from the Ministry of Employment, Commerce, and Emigration, aimed at acquiring and improving professional skills.
The 2026-2027 call for this program had a regional budget of 60 million euros, aiming to reach 10,700 beneficiaries. In the province of A Coruña, 343 courses have been approved with 5,145 places and an investment exceeding 17.5 million euros. In Santiago, nearly 4 million euros were allocated to 84 training actions for 1,260 unemployed individuals.
This initiative is part of the regional administration's new employment training model, which seeks greater flexibility and adaptation to the needs of the Galician business sector. The deadline to apply for Grade B activities is November 30th.
