This week is the deadline to apply for the 19 training grants aimed at university graduates, graduates of intermediate and higher degrees of vocational training or equivalent qualifications, to be trained in the different areas of work of the Biodiversity Foundation.

This week is the deadline to apply for the 19 training grants aimed at university graduates, graduates of intermediate and higher degrees of vocational training or equivalent qualifications, to be trained in the different areas of work of the Biodiversity Foundation.

The aim of these grants is to provide students with comprehensive training in specific areas such as their own projects and calls; sustainable fisheries and aquaculture; European projects and LIFE; empleaverde programme; communication, institutional relations and social media; legal advice and general services; economic and human capital; General Secretariat and Informatics.

To be eligible for these grants, applicants must have Spanish nationality, or nationality of a European Union state, or foreigners residing in Spain. They must also have a university degree or intermediate and higher vocational training degrees and have completed these studies in the previous three years, master the Spanish language, have knowledge of English and computer skills.

The academic record, knowledge of English, postgraduate training completed, courses or qualifications other than their specific qualification and practical experience in the subjects related to the call will be assessed.

The deadline for submitting applications is open until 2 p.m. (peninsular time) on August 17. To process the application, a certified photocopy of the certification of the grades obtained during the university career and the curriculum vitae must be attached.

The scholarship will have an amount of up to 7,200 euros, which will be paid through monthly installments of 600 euros, and will last 12 months.