- TypeVocational schools
- LocationMadrid, Spain
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CESUR Madrid Chamartín is a vocational training (FP) centre at Calle Luis Cabrera 63 in Madrid, a ten-minute walk from the Avenida de América transport interchange and three minutes from Prosperidad metro station. It belongs to CESUR, a network of more than 30 FP centres across Spain created by the business group Grupo Coremsa. The Chamartín centre has six approved teaching spaces for official FP cycles.
All CESUR courses (Grado Medio, Grado Superior and specialisation courses) lead to official qualifications. The centre page lists two two-year Grado Superior cycles, Administración y Finanzas and Educación Infantil. Administración y Finanzas can also be studied by distance learning, and CESUR's distance FP is offered nationally, often with exams in the student's own province.
CESUR states that it has signed more than 7,000 agreements with companies for the work-based training phase, and its CESUR Conecta portal lists job and internship offers. Admission does not depend on a minimum grade or waiting lists. CESUR has an international relations department, reachable at [email protected].
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Community or Career College, Vocational School
+34 913 00 59 58
CALLE de Luis Cabrera 63, Madrid, Spain, 28002
Grado Superior cycles (two academic years) listed for the Chamartín centre:
- Business and administration: Administración y Finanzas (on campus or distance)
- Social and community services: Educación Infantil
CESUR also offers Grado Superior cycles nationally by distance learning, for example Animación Sociocultural, Mediación Comunicativa, Óptica de Anteojería, Eficiencia Energética y Energía Solar Térmica and Asistencia a la Dirección (online).
As an official FP centre, CESUR students can apply for public grants: state grants from the Ministry of Education (Becas MEFP) and regional grants such as the Beca CAM of the Comunidad de Madrid. According to CESUR, all its qualifications are eligible for a central-government grant covering 80% to 100% of the annual tuition, provided the student meets the requirements of each call.
