Young people in Madrid can now access free, in-person courses in artificial intelligence, English, and social media marketing this July. The initiative, backed by SEPE and the Chamber of Commerce, aims to boost employability for those registered in the National Youth Guarantee system.
Madrid's Chamber of Commerce is opening registration for a new round of free, in-person courses this July, targeting young people seeking a foothold in the job market. The initiative, part of the Talento Joven program and supported by the Servicio Público de Empleo Estatal (SEPE), is designed for those aged 18 to 29 who are registered with Spain's National Youth Guarantee system.
The July offering features three distinct courses, each tailored to current demands in the workplace. The first, 'Inteligencia Artificial aplicada a la empresa', runs from July 6 to 27, 2026, and covers 90 hours of training focused on integrating digital tools and artificial intelligence into business environments. Participants will gain practical skills relevant to a rapidly evolving job landscape.
For those looking to strengthen their language skills, the 'Inglés B2 Intensivo' course is scheduled from July 1 to 16, 2026, with 60 hours of intensive English instruction. This course is aimed at young people who want to improve their English for both personal and professional contexts, helping them meet the language requirements of many employers.
The third course, 'Marketing en TikTok e Instagram', also runs from July 1 to 16, 2026, and offers 90 hours of hands-on training in social media marketing. The curriculum covers content creation, growth strategies, trend analysis, and performance measurement, equipping participants with the tools to navigate and leverage two of the most influential platforms in digital marketing.
Eligibility and Application
To qualify for these free courses, applicants must be between 18 and 29 years old, hold a valid DNI or NIE, and be registered as beneficiaries of the National Youth Guarantee system. This European initiative is designed to help young people under 30 access employment, education, or training opportunities, and is co-financed by the European Social Fund Plus.
Registration for the courses is managed through the Chamber of Commerce of Madrid's website, where each course listing includes a form to request more information about the Programa Integral de Cualificación y Empleo (PICE). Those not yet enrolled in the Youth Guarantee system must complete this step before applying, as eligibility is strictly enforced.
How to Register
Interested candidates can find detailed information and application forms on the Chamber of Commerce of Madrid's official site. For those needing assistance with the Youth Guarantee registration, SEPE provides support via the 060 helpline and a dedicated email address.
The Talento Joven program, together with Talento Joven Movilidad, reflects ongoing efforts to reduce youth unemployment in Spain by offering targeted training and guidance. As the job market continues to evolve, such initiatives play a crucial role in helping young people adapt and compete.
According to Talent24h, these courses represent a practical opportunity for young jobseekers to gain relevant skills without financial barriers, reinforcing the importance of accessible education in tackling youth unemployment.
