Because it is a fast and practical way to prepare for the labour market. A strong alternative to university, offering high employability and direct access to specialised professions.
In just two years, you will gain an official qualification, complete a professional placement in real companies, and develop the competencies employers are seeking today.
A Higher Vocational Training programme (CFGS) is an official qualification that prepares you to enter the labour market in a specific field. It combines theoretical and practical training, enabling you to develop useful, specialised professional skills so you can step into the workplace from day one.
These are some of the key advantages of studying a Higher Vocational Training programme (CFGS):
At eserp, you can study aHigher Vocational Training programme (CFGS) in areas such as Marketing and Advertising or International Trade at our campuses in Barcelona and Mallorca. All our programmes are based on a curriculum that combines academic study, applied learning in our facilities and professional placement opportunities within real companies through work-based learning.
This comprehensive training model is designed to enhance graduate employability, enabling you to develop specialist skills and begin your career with confidence, supported by clear career progression pathways.
Yes. At eserp, our Higher Vocational Training programme (CFGS), delivered over two years, are designed to help you combine your studies with part-time work.
A Higher Vocational Training programme (CFGS) is completed over two years, whereas a bachelor’s degree (hons) typically requires at least four years of study. This makes the CFGS a faster route to gaining a recognised higher education qualification.
Higher technical programmes are more practice-oriented and closely aligned with immediate employment in specific professional roles. By contrast, a bachelor’s degree (hons) provides a broader and more theoretical academic foundation, which may open the door to positions with greater responsibility and long-term career progression pathways.
Both routes are academically valid and offer strong employment prospects. The right choice depends on your career objectives, personal circumstances and how you wish to shape your professional future.
