The activity at Envera's centers is resumed with the necessary measures to guarantee the safety and health of all personnel.
Canary Islands | June 23, 2020
Envera students in Tenerife and Gran Canaria have returned to classes after the temporary suspension of activities decreed by the Canary Employment Service on March 12 due to the situation caused by COVID-19. Envera, in coordination with the authorities, has taken all necessary measures to guarantee the safety and health of all persons, this being its priority objective.
With the exceptional scenario of the declaration of the state of alarm, Envera's pedagogical teams adapted the contents and materials to implement the distance training in order to give continuity to the preparation and training of the students and thus be able to take full advantage of the course.
Since March 17, the teachers of the Envera delegation in Tenerife have been teaching the PIIIL projects GEA Envera (Auxiliary Activities in Nurseries, Gardens and Garden Centers and in Agriculture) and HÁBITAT Envera (Certificate of Professionalism in Horticulture and Floriculture) virtually.
As of June 15, these students have returned to classroom training to continue with their usual work plan thanks to the 2,500 square meters of Envera's facilities, which allow them to meet the requirements of distance and hygiene both in the classrooms, where the capacity has been reduced to 50%, and in the outdoor practice areas. In addition, the use of masks, protective screens and hydroalcoholic gels are mandatory throughout the center.
GEA Envera and HÁBITAT Envera 2019-2020 are part of the Integrated Itineraries of Labor Insertion Projects provided by Envera and co-financed by the Government of the Canary Islands and the European Union through the European Social Fund Operational Program. Canarias Advances with Europe.
This training is free of charge and has an attendance grant of 7 euros / day.
The general objective of both projects is to provide students with the knowledge and tools of a social and personal nature necessary to improve their employability, so that they are able to obtain, perform and maintain a qualified job.
- The GEA Envera Project (Level 1 Certificate of Professionalism in Auxiliary Activities in Nurseries, Gardens and Garden Centers and Auxiliary Activities in Agriculture) does not require an initial access qualification.
- To take the HÁBITAT Envera Project (Level 2 Certificate of Professionalism in Horticulture and Floriculture and module of the certificate Seed and Plant Production in Nurseries) it is required to hold a Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO) degree, a Level 1 Certificate of Professionalism of the agricultural family or Level 2 Key Competences.
