Tour continues its journey across Spain, highlighting the value of vocational training that bridges the gap between talent, skills, and the business world. This time, the tour stopped in Valencia at the Xabec Vocational Training Center—a leading institution in the Valencian Community known for successfully integrating education, technology, and the industrial sector.
A technical and motivational talk at a center where applied training is the heartbeat
During the visit, I had the opportunity to give a technical and motivational talk to students from various professional fields. It was an enriching experience at a center where training is truly lived out: through workshops, classrooms, projects, and internships that prepare future professionals to confidently make the leap into the workforce.
Xabec stands out for its practical approach and its ability to tailor training to the sector’s real-world needs. Here, learning goes beyond the classroom; it transforms into the skills that companies value and require.
Leadership by Ignacio Ferrer: vision, commitment, and deep roots in the Valencian Community
The center operates under the excellent leadership of Ignacio Ferrer, whose vision has firmly established Xabec as a deeply rooted institution within the Valencian Community. His commitment to vocational training that is closely linked to the business sector is reflected in every program, project, and initiative developed at the center.
The combination of a dedicated teaching staff, a business-oriented methodology, and clear strategic leadership makes Xabec a prime example of how vocational training can transform the professional futures of hundreds of young people every year.
The Finder 26′ Tour: technology, industry, and “Made in Europe” talent
This visit is part of the Finder 26′ Tour, a journey I am undertaking this year with the support of Finder—a “Made in Europe” company committed to industry, technology, and fostering talent through high-quality vocational training. Finder understands that the sector’s future relies on well-prepared professionals—individuals capable of working with advanced technological solutions and aligned with the challenges of the energy transition and digitalization. That is why this tour is more than just a journey; it is a commitment to training that transforms and connects.
Xabec and Finder: two paths converging on quality training
The experience at Xabec aligns perfectly with the philosophy of the “Ruta Finder 26” tour:
Practical training with strong industry ties.
Instructors who constantly update their skills and technological knowledge.
Motivated students focused on the job market.
An institution with deep roots and a forward-looking vision.
A European company driving talent and industry growth.
Looking ahead
The stop at Xabec reinforces a key idea: Vocational Training is the engine that drives industrial progress and enables professionals to find their place in a rapidly evolving job market.
I will continue traveling across Spain to highlight the centers, projects, and teams that—like Xabec—work every day to bridge the gap between training, talent, and industry.
