The Finder 26′ Tour continues its journey across Spain, bringing technology closer to young talent undergoing vocational training. This time, the stop was in Madrid at the José Ramón Otero Training Center—a leading institution in preparing future professionals in the fields of electrical systems, electronics, and automation. The visit offered students a chance to see how Finder’s home automation and industrial technologies can serve as key tools for their learning and professional futures.
A meeting with students representing the sector’s future
During the event, students gained firsthand insight into the real-world possibilities offered by Finder’s technology:
Smart automation for homes and buildings.
Industrial solutions for electrical panels, control systems, and switching operations.
Devices that integrate efficiency, safety, and connectivity into modern installations.
Vocational training is at a pivotal moment, and these students know it. They are training in an environment where digitalization, home automation, and Industry 4.0 are no longer futuristic concepts, but essential skills for entering a rapidly transforming job market.
Educators committed to technology-integrated training
The teaching staff at José Ramón Otero demonstrates daily that vocational training is about much more than technical content; it involves mentorship, continuous professional development, and staying connected to the realities of the sector. Their commitment to integrating technology from leading manufacturers like Finder into the classroom allows students to learn using real-world solutions, understand their application in professional projects, and develop the skills that companies demand.
The “Ruta Finder 26′”: technology, industry, and talent in motion
This visit is part of the “Ruta Finder 26′” (Finder Route 26), a tour I am conducting throughout the year with the support of Finder—a “Made in Europe” company committed to industry, innovation, and quality vocational training.
Finder understands that the sector’s future depends on professionals capable of working with advanced technology, interpreting new solutions, and adapting to the challenges of the energy transition and automation. That is why this tour is about more than just raising awareness; it is a way to connect technology with talent, business with education, and industry with the future.
José Ramón Otero and Finder: a shared vision
The experience at the center confirms that the philosophy behind the “Ruta Finder 26′” is more alive than ever:
Hands-on training using real technology.
Educators who drive professional updating and innovation.
Students motivated to learn and grow.
An educational environment that views vocational training as a driver of opportunity.
A European company committed to young talent and the industry of tomorrow. Looking Ahead
Every stop on the Ruta Finder 26′ tour reinforces a fundamental idea: when technology meets vocational training, learning is transformed and talent is unlocked. I will continue traveling across Spain to highlight institutions like José Ramón Otero, which demonstrate that vocational training is key to building a sector that is better prepared, more connected, and more competitive.
