The university degree, supported by the Ministry of Tourism and Employment of the Government of Canarias, has received backing with a grant of 38,000 euros from the Canarian Employment Service (SCE). Representing the SCE was the Deputy Director of Promotion of Social Economy and Entrepreneurship, Francisco Santana.
During her speech, León highlighted the strategic importance of this training sector in the archipelago and reaffirmed the Ministry's commitment to sustainable employment, emphasizing that technical training is essential for collective entrepreneurship.
“"Faced with current changing scenarios, this sector is demonstrating enormous solidity against the successive economic crises of the 21st century. Therefore, it is a necessary condition to equip students with the ideal knowledge, methodologies, and resources that make excellent direction and management of these companies feasible."
The postgraduate degree, delivered virtually and comprising 20 credits, has enabled about twenty students to delve into subjects such as the legal framework of social economy entities, social entrepreneurship, and management skills.
