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CIFP Carlos III is a public integrated vocational training center (Centro Integrado de Formación Profesional) located at C/Carlos III, 3 in Cartagena, Región de Murcia, Spain. It is owned and operated by the Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia (CARM) through the regional education authority, and functions as part of the Spanish public vocational education system. The institution offers tuition-free vocational training programs for EU citizens across four main tracks: Grado Medio (intermediate vocational training), Grado Superior (advanced vocational training), Cursos de Especialización (short intensive specialization courses), and Cursos SEF (regional employment-service professional qualification courses). Program families span Administration and Finance, Commerce, International Trade, Marketing, IT Systems, Web/Multiplatform Application Development, Cybersecurity, AI and Big Data, and Video Game Development with Virtual Reality. Enrollment is managed through the Región de Murcia education authority's official preinscription and matrícula processes.

The institution's technology stack consists of multiple digital platforms for education delivery: the Aula Virtual virtual classroom hosted on murciaeduca.es, the Educación a Distancia platform at eadfp.murciaeduca.es for remote learning, and the Mirador Plumier educational management system. Physical facilities include computer labs, video game development and virtual reality labs, 3D printing facilities, sound recording studios, and video editing suites. Revenue is derived from public education budgets allocated by the regional government, supplemented by EU co-funding through Erasmus+ (KA121-VET and KA131-HED), Next Generation EU, the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), and grants from CaixaBank Dualiza and other foundations.

CIFP Carlos III serves four primary customer segments: young students entering Grado Medio (typically aged 16-20), advanced students in Grado Superior (typically aged 18-25), working professionals seeking specialization in emerging technologies, and unemployed workers taking SEF professional qualification courses. Practical training is delivered through mandatory Formacióin en Centros de Trabajo (FCT) workplace internships (400-800 hours) with over 400 regional partner companies, complemented by Dual vocational training pathways that combine classroom instruction with paid work experience. International mobility is provided through Erasmus+ partnerships spanning Malta, Italy, Ireland, Portugal, the UK, Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, Greece, Turkey, and Slovenia. The institution maintains 33 employees and has received multiple awards including a SpainSkills gold medal (2023), the Repsol Entrepreneurship Prize (2022), the IM22 First Prize (2024), and the Premio Nacional e-FP 2026. It is also recognized as a regional reference center for accessibility under ADDAW certification.

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CIFP Carlos III is a public vocational training center in Cartagena, Spain, owned by the Región de Murcia government. It offers free mid-level, advanced, and specialization programs in business administration, IT, commerce, and marketing, plus Erasmus+ international mobility and dual training with 400+ partner companies.

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HeadquartersCartagena, Spain
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Serves global market

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vocational training programs, secondary education courses, Erasmus student mobility, professional certification programs, distance learning platform
Industry6 codes
PRIMARYEDAHADAE
Comprehensive Community Colleges (Transfer + Workforce)
SECONDARYEDAHADAG
Workforce Development & Continuing Education Divisions (Noncredit)
SECONDARYEDAHADAD
Technical Community Colleges (Applied/CTE-Focused)
SECONDARYBPACANAB
Technical & Digital Skills Training
Business & Public Services/HR, Staffing & Recruitment Services/Training, Learning & Development Services
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Experiential Learning & Internships/Co-ops
Education/Student Services & Campus Operations/Academic Advising, Career Services & Student Success
SECONDARYEDAAAKAO
Career Coaching, Mentoring & Placement Support Services
Education/Adult & Continuing Education/Career Readiness & Employability Skills (Resume, Interview, Workplace Skills)
NAICS code4 codes
  • Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools6113
  • Junior Colleges6112
  • Technical and Trade Schools61151
  • Computer Training611420
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Educational Services8200
  • Services-Employment Agencies7361
Product category
Vocational Education
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model3 records
1Public Education Funding
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

As a public vocational training center under the Región de Murcia education system, CIFP Carlos III is primarily funded through government educational budgets. Education is free for EU citizens under the Spanish public education system.

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2Erasmus+ Program Funding
TypeOthers
Description

The institution receives European Union funding through Erasmus+ programs for student and staff mobility, internationalization initiatives, and collaborative European projects. Multiple Erasmus projects are listed including KA121-VET for vocational training and KA131-HED for higher education.

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3Dualiza and Foundation Grants
TypeOthers
Description

Receives support and funding from CaixaBank Dualiza and various foundations for innovation projects, entrepreneurship initiatives, and orientation programs.

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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D
Pricing details1 tier
1Public vocational training programs - Free for EU citizens
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Grado medio and Grado superior programs are tuition-free for EU citizens under Spanish public education funding

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B2C
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Public vocational training center providing mid-level (Grado Medio) and advanced (Grado Superior) vocational programs in administrative management, commerce, IT, marketing, and communication, alongside specialization courses in cybersecurity, AI/big data, and video game development. The center complements classroom instruction with workplace training (FCT), dual vocational training (Formación Profesional Dual), international mobility through Erasmus+, and post-graduation support via Bolsa de Empleo (employment exchange) and Punto Emprende (entrepreneurship office).

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  • National recognition through SpainSkills gold medals and participation in EuroSkills competitions
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Product overview1 text field

CIFP Carlos III is a Centro Integrado de Formación Profesional (Integrated Vocational Training Center) offering a comprehensive portfolio of mid-level (Grado Medio) and advanced-level (Grado Superior) vocational training programs, specialization courses, and student services. The institution provides in-person and distance learning options through its Aula Virtual and Educación a Distancia platforms. Educational programs span business administration, IT/computing, commerce, and marketing fields. The center supports student development through practical training (FCT), dual vocational training, international mobility via Erasmus+, entrepreneurship support (Punto Emprende), and job placement services (Bolsa de Empleo).

Product and service10 records
1Grado Medio programs (Vocational training mid-level)
CategoryVocational Education
Description

Mid-level vocational training programs for post-secondary students covering Gestión Administrativa, Sistemas Microinformáticos y Redes, and other introductory trade qualifications, including mandatory Formación en Centros de Trabajo (FCT) workplace placements.

2Grado Superior programs (Advanced vocational training)
CategoryVocational Education
Description

Advanced vocational training programs including Administración y Finanzas, Comercio Internacional, Gestión de Ventas y Espacios Comerciales, Marketing y Publicidad, Transporte y Logística, Desarrollo de Aplicaciones Multiplataforma, and Animaciones 3D, Juegos y Entornos Interactivos. Includes FCT workplace experience and eligibility for Erasmus+ international mobility.

3Specialization courses in cybersecurity, AI/big data, and video game development
CategoryVocational Education
Description

Post-qualification specialization tracks designed to upskill working professionals and graduates in emerging technology fields, complementing the existing Grado Medio and Grado Superior curriculum and aligned with regional labour-market demand.

4SEF employment-linked training courses
CategoryVocational Education
Description

Training courses coordinated with the Servicio Regional de Empleo y Formación (SEF) of the Region of Murcia, targeting unemployed workers and aimed at improving employability through certified vocational qualifications.

5Aula Virtual (virtual classroom platform)
CategoryEducational Technology Service
Description

Online learning platform that supports face-to-face students with digital classroom resources, course materials, and tutor communication channels.

6Educación a Distancia (distance learning platform)
CategoryEducational Technology Service
Description

Fully online distance-learning platform that allows EU-citizen students to enroll in CIFP Carlos III programs remotely, broadening access beyond the Cartagena campus.

7Erasmus+ student mobility programs
CategoryInternational Mobility Programme
Description

International mobility grants managed through the Erasmus+ programme enabling CIFP Carlos III students to undertake study or work placements at partner institutions across the European Union.

8Bolsa de Empleo (employment exchange)
CategoryCareer Services
Description

Employment exchange service that connects CIFP Carlos III graduates and alumni with regional employer opportunities, supporting post-graduation placement.

9Punto Emprende (entrepreneurship office)
CategoryCareer Services
Description

Entrepreneurship support office that advises students and alumni on starting businesses and developing entrepreneurial projects, complementing the technical training provided.

10Formación Profesional Dual (dual vocational training)
CategoryVocational Education
Description

Dual vocational training pathway combining classroom instruction with extended in-company training at regional partner employers, enabling students to earn while they learn and accelerate workforce integration.

Scale indicator3 records

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Partnership9 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

ADDAW collaborated with CIFP Carlos III to conduct accessibility audits of the institution's website. The center was certified as a regional reference for accessibility. ADDAW supports the elimination of barriers to achieve inclusion and equal opportunities.

2NEON ACCESIBILIDAD
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

NEON ACCESIBILIDAD partnered with CIFP Carlos III to support accessibility initiatives. The company helps the institution maintain its regional reference status for accessibility.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

SEPIE is the Spanish service responsible for the internationalization of education. CIFP Carlos III participates in Erasmus+ programs through SEPIE, facilitating student and staff mobility across European institutions.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

The institution receives co-funding from the European Union through various programs including Next Generation EU, ERDF (European Regional Development Fund), and the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan. Funding supports innovation projects and digital transformation.

Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

FPEmpresa, the Spanish federation of vocational training centers, partnered with CIFP Carlos III on orientation initiatives and participated in the organization of the C3Orienta project.

6Región de Murcia Education Authority (CARM Educación)
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

The institution operates under the regional education authority which provides funding, manages enrollment systems, and coordinates educational policies. The SEF (Servicio Español de Empleo) collaborates on professional qualification courses.

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7Erasmus+ Partner Institutions (Various European Countries)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Erasmus+ mobility partners include institutions in Malta, Italy (Vibo Valentia, Bolonia), Ireland (Dublin), Portugal (Braga, Setúbal, Oporto), United Kingdom (Manchester), Germany, Poland, Czech Republic (Prague), Greece (Chania), Turkey (Samsun), and Slovenia (Ljubljana). Students complete FCT (work placement) internships at partner companies in these countries.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

The institution coordinates with over 400 companies for Formación en Centros de Trabajo (FCT) work placements and Dual vocational training. Companies receive students for practical training periods (400-800 hours) and in Dual modality, companies employ students as trainees with compensation.

9Red de Centros Educativos Promotores de Salud
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CIFP Carlos III participates in the Network of Educational Centers Promoting Health in the Región de Murcia, collaborating on health education and wellbeing initiatives for students.

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Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Established private Spanish vocational training brand covering administration, commerce, IT, and emerging tech programs, with both online and blended delivery — operates at significantly larger national scale than a single regional public FP center.

2MasterD
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large Spanish private vocational training provider offering FP-grade programs (administración, comercio, informática) and specializations. Competes for the same student demand from a national, multi-channel delivery model rather than a single-campus public model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Private vocational training school in Spain offering FP-equivalent programs in administration, IT, marketing, and commerce — comparable content portfolio targeting similar student segments via a multi-site private model.

4CIFP Politécnico de Murcia
TypeDirect peer
Description

Public integrated vocational training center in the same Región de Murcia. Operates the same FP model (Grado medio/superior, Dual training, Erasmus+) and competes for the same regional student pool and employer network.

5IES Politécnico de Cartagena
TypeRegional player
Description

Public secondary and vocational training institution in the same Cartagena locality offering overlapping FP tracks (administración, comercio, informática). Closest local geographic peer and direct competition for the same student pool.

TypeOthers
Description

National federation of Spanish public vocational training centers that CIFP Carlos III belongs to. Acts as an ecosystem partner and sectoral representative rather than a competitor, but shapes national FP policy and programming.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Public Centro Integrado de Formación Profesional in the Valencian Community offering Grado medio/superior and specialization courses in administration, commerce, and IT — directly comparable Spanish public FP center with overlapping program portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National Spanish vocational training provider offering programs in administration, commerce, IT, and professional skills. Competes for the same end-student demand with a fully online model, contrasting with CIFP Carlos III's campus-based approach.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Public integrated FP center in Burgos (Castilla y León) covering administration, commerce, and IT vocational programs under the same Spanish national FP framework — a direct national peer for benchmark comparison.

TypeOthers
Description

CaixaBank foundation that funds and promotes vocational training in Spain and has directly partnered with CIFP Carlos III on the C3Orienta project. Functions as an ecosystem funder/promoter shaping demand and program funding across the FP sector.

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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CIFP Carlos III

Vocational Educationcifpcarlos3.es

CIFP Carlos III is a public vocational training center in Cartagena, Spain, owned by the Región de Murcia government. It offers free mid-level, advanced, and specialization programs in business administration, IT, commerce, and marketing, plus Erasmus+ international mobility and dual training with 400+ partner companies.

What CIFP Carlos III does

CIFP Carlos III is a public integrated vocational training center (Centro Integrado de Formación Profesional) located at C/Carlos III, 3 in Cartagena, Región de Murcia, Spain. It is owned and operated by the Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia (CARM) through the regional education authority, and functions as part of the Spanish public vocational education system. The institution offers tuition-free vocational training programs for EU citizens across four main tracks: Grado Medio (intermediate vocational training), Grado Superior (advanced vocational training), Cursos de Especialización (short intensive specialization courses), and Cursos SEF (regional employment-service professional qualification courses). Program families span Administration and Finance, Commerce, International Trade, Marketing, IT Systems, Web/Multiplatform Application Development, Cybersecurity, AI and Big Data, and Video Game Development with Virtual Reality. Enrollment is managed through the Región de Murcia education authority's official preinscription and matrícula processes.

The institution's technology stack consists of multiple digital platforms for education delivery: the Aula Virtual virtual classroom hosted on murciaeduca.es, the Educación a Distancia platform at eadfp.murciaeduca.es for remote learning, and the Mirador Plumier educational management system. Physical facilities include computer labs, video game development and virtual reality labs, 3D printing facilities, sound recording studios, and video editing suites. Revenue is derived from public education budgets allocated by the regional government, supplemented by EU co-funding through Erasmus+ (KA121-VET and KA131-HED), Next Generation EU, the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), and grants from CaixaBank Dualiza and other foundations.

CIFP Carlos III serves four primary customer segments: young students entering Grado Medio (typically aged 16-20), advanced students in Grado Superior (typically aged 18-25), working professionals seeking specialization in emerging technologies, and unemployed workers taking SEF professional qualification courses. Practical training is delivered through mandatory Formacióin en Centros de Trabajo (FCT) workplace internships (400-800 hours) with over 400 regional partner companies, complemented by Dual vocational training pathways that combine classroom instruction with paid work experience. International mobility is provided through Erasmus+ partnerships spanning Malta, Italy, Ireland, Portugal, the UK, Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, Greece, Turkey, and Slovenia. The institution maintains 33 employees and has received multiple awards including a SpainSkills gold medal (2023), the Repsol Entrepreneurship Prize (2022), the IM22 First Prize (2024), and the Premio Nacional e-FP 2026. It is also recognized as a regional reference center for accessibility under ADDAW certification.

CIFP Carlos III firmographics

Firmographics
Name
CIFP Carlos III
Legal name
CIFP Carlos III
Website
https://cifpcarlos3.es
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
CIFP Carlos III is a public vocational training center in Cartagena, Spain, owned by the Región de Murcia government. It offers free mid-level, advanced, and specialization programs in business administration, IT, commerce, and marketing, plus Erasmus+ international mobility and dual training with 400+ partner companies.
Ownership category
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CIFP Carlos III industry classification

Industry
Product category
Vocational Education
NAICS
Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (6113), Junior Colleges (6112), Technical and Trade Schools (61151), Computer Training (611420)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200), Services-Employment Agencies (7361)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYEDAHADAE
Comprehensive Community Colleges (Transfer + Workforce)
SECONDARYEDAHADAG
Workforce Development & Continuing Education Divisions (Noncredit)
SECONDARYEDAHADAD
Technical Community Colleges (Applied/CTE-Focused)
SECONDARYBPACANAB
Technical & Digital Skills Training
Business & Public Services/HR, Staffing & Recruitment Services/Training, Learning & Development Services
SECONDARYEDALABAG
Experiential Learning & Internships/Co-ops
Education/Student Services & Campus Operations/Academic Advising, Career Services & Student Success
SECONDARYEDAAAKAO
Career Coaching, Mentoring & Placement Support Services
Education/Adult & Continuing Education/Career Readiness & Employability Skills (Resume, Interview, Workplace Skills)

Keywords

  • Vocational training programs
  • Secondary education courses
  • Erasmus student mobility
  • Professional certification programs
  • Distance learning platform

Where CIFP Carlos III is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Cartagena
HQ country
Spain
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

CIFP Carlos III business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Public Education Funding: As a public vocational training center under the Región de Murcia education system, CIFP Carlos III is primarily funded through government educational budgets. Education is free for EU citizens under the Spanish public education system.
  2. Erasmus+ Program Funding: The institution receives European Union funding through Erasmus+ programs for student and staff mobility, internationalization initiatives, and collaborative European projects. Multiple Erasmus projects are listed including KA121-VET for vocational training and KA131-HED for higher education.
  3. Dualiza and Foundation Grants: Receives support and funding from CaixaBank Dualiza and various foundations for innovation projects, entrepreneurship initiatives, and orientation programs.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualPublic vocational training programs - Free for EU citizens

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

CIFP Carlos III product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Public vocational training center providing mid-level (Grado Medio) and advanced (Grado Superior) vocational programs in administrative management, commerce, IT, marketing, and communication, alongside specialization courses in cybersecurity, AI/big data, and video game development. The center complements classroom instruction with workplace training (FCT), dual vocational training (Formación Profesional Dual), international mobility through Erasmus+, and post-graduation support via Bolsa de Empleo (employment exchange) and Punto Emprende (entrepreneurship office).

Product overview

CIFP Carlos III is a Centro Integrado de Formación Profesional (Integrated Vocational Training Center) offering a comprehensive portfolio of mid-level (Grado Medio) and advanced-level (Grado Superior) vocational training programs, specialization courses, and student services. The institution provides in-person and distance learning options through its Aula Virtual and Educación a Distancia platforms. Educational programs span business administration, IT/computing, commerce, and marketing fields. The center supports student development through practical training (FCT), dual vocational training, international mobility via Erasmus+, entrepreneurship support (Punto Emprende), and job placement services (Bolsa de Empleo).

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Grado Medio programs (Vocational training mid-level) Mid-level vocational training programs for post-secondary students covering Gestión Administrativa, Sistemas Microinformáticos y Redes, and other introductory trade qualifications, including mandatory Formación en Centros de Trabajo (FCT) workplace placements.
  • Grado Superior programs (Advanced vocational training) Advanced vocational training programs including Administración y Finanzas, Comercio Internacional, Gestión de Ventas y Espacios Comerciales, Marketing y Publicidad, Transporte y Logística, Desarrollo de Aplicaciones Multiplataforma, and Animaciones 3D, Juegos y Entornos Interactivos. Includes FCT workplace experience and eligibility for Erasmus+ international mobility.
  • Specialization courses in cybersecurity, AI/big data, and video game development Post-qualification specialization tracks designed to upskill working professionals and graduates in emerging technology fields, complementing the existing Grado Medio and Grado Superior curriculum and aligned with regional labour-market demand.
  • SEF employment-linked training courses Training courses coordinated with the Servicio Regional de Empleo y Formación (SEF) of the Region of Murcia, targeting unemployed workers and aimed at improving employability through certified vocational qualifications.
  • Aula Virtual (virtual classroom platform) Online learning platform that supports face-to-face students with digital classroom resources, course materials, and tutor communication channels.
  • Educación a Distancia (distance learning platform) Fully online distance-learning platform that allows EU-citizen students to enroll in CIFP Carlos III programs remotely, broadening access beyond the Cartagena campus.
  • Erasmus+ student mobility programs International mobility grants managed through the Erasmus+ programme enabling CIFP Carlos III students to undertake study or work placements at partner institutions across the European Union.
  • Bolsa de Empleo (employment exchange) Employment exchange service that connects CIFP Carlos III graduates and alumni with regional employer opportunities, supporting post-graduation placement.
  • Punto Emprende (entrepreneurship office) Entrepreneurship support office that advises students and alumni on starting businesses and developing entrepreneurial projects, complementing the technical training provided.
  • Formación Profesional Dual (dual vocational training) Dual vocational training pathway combining classroom instruction with extended in-company training at regional partner employers, enabling students to earn while they learn and accelerate workforce integration.

Quantifiable outcome

  • National recognition through SpainSkills gold medals and participation in EuroSkills competitions
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use CIFP Carlos III

Customer profile

Named customers4 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

CIFP Carlos III technology and API

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Feature3 records

CIFP Carlos III partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core, strategic and minor.

  • ADDAW (Asociación para la Defensa de los Derechos de las Personas con Discapacidad Auditiva)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerADDAW collaborated with CIFP Carlos III to conduct accessibility audits of the institution's website. The center was certified as a regional reference for accessibility. ADDAW supports the elimination of barriers to achieve inclusion and equal opportunities.
  • NEON ACCESIBILIDADcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNEON ACCESIBILIDAD partnered with CIFP Carlos III to support accessibility initiatives. The company helps the institution maintain its regional reference status for accessibility.
  • SEPIE (Servicio Español para la Internacionalización de la Educación)coreOthersSEPIE is the Spanish service responsible for the internationalization of education. CIFP Carlos III participates in Erasmus+ programs through SEPIE, facilitating student and staff mobility across European institutions.
  • European Union (Next Generation EU / ERDF)coreOthersThe institution receives co-funding from the European Union through various programs including Next Generation EU, ERDF (European Regional Development Fund), and the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan. Funding supports innovation projects and digital transformation.
  • FPEmpresastrategicStrategic or Co-development PartnerFPEmpresa, the Spanish federation of vocational training centers, partnered with CIFP Carlos III on orientation initiatives and participated in the organization of the C3Orienta project.
  • Región de Murcia Education Authority (CARM Educación)coreOthersThe institution operates under the regional education authority which provides funding, manages enrollment systems, and coordinates educational policies. The SEF (Servicio Español de Empleo) collaborates on professional qualification courses.
  • Erasmus+ Partner Institutions (Various European Countries)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerErasmus+ mobility partners include institutions in Malta, Italy (Vibo Valentia, Bolonia), Ireland (Dublin), Portugal (Braga, Setúbal, Oporto), United Kingdom (Manchester), Germany, Poland, Czech Republic (Prague), Greece (Chania), Turkey (Samsun), and Slovenia (Ljubljana). Students complete FCT (work placement) internships at partner companies in these countries.
  • Regional Business Partners for FCT PlacementscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorThe institution coordinates with over 400 companies for Formación en Centros de Trabajo (FCT) work placements and Dual vocational training. Companies receive students for practical training periods (400-800 hours) and in Dual modality, companies employ students as trainees with compensation.
  • Red de Centros Educativos Promotores de SaludminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCIFP Carlos III participates in the Network of Educational Centers Promoting Health in the Región de Murcia, collaborating on health education and wellbeing initiatives for students.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

CIFP Carlos III competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • CEAC: Established private Spanish vocational training brand covering administration, commerce, IT, and emerging tech programs, with both online and blended delivery — operates at significantly larger national scale than a single regional public FP center.
  • MasterD: Large Spanish private vocational training provider offering FP-grade programs (administración, comercio, informática) and specializations. Competes for the same student demand from a national, multi-channel delivery model rather than a single-campus public model.
  • Implika: Private vocational training school in Spain offering FP-equivalent programs in administration, IT, marketing, and commerce — comparable content portfolio targeting similar student segments via a multi-site private model.
  • CCC Centro de Estudios: National Spanish vocational training provider offering programs in administration, commerce, IT, and professional skills. Competes for the same end-student demand with a fully online model, contrasting with CIFP Carlos III's campus-based approach.

Direct peers

  • CIFP Politécnico de Murcia: Public integrated vocational training center in the same Región de Murcia. Operates the same FP model (Grado medio/superior, Dual training, Erasmus+) and competes for the same regional student pool and employer network.
  • CIPFP Mislata: Public Centro Integrado de Formación Profesional in the Valencian Community offering Grado medio/superior and specialization courses in administration, commerce, and IT — directly comparable Spanish public FP center with overlapping program portfolio.
  • CIFP Juan de Colonia: Public integrated FP center in Burgos (Castilla y León) covering administration, commerce, and IT vocational programs under the same Spanish national FP framework — a direct national peer for benchmark comparison.

Regional players

  • IES Politécnico de Cartagena: Public secondary and vocational training institution in the same Cartagena locality offering overlapping FP tracks (administración, comercio, informática). Closest local geographic peer and direct competition for the same student pool.

Others

  • FPEmpresa: National federation of Spanish public vocational training centers that CIFP Carlos III belongs to. Acts as an ecosystem partner and sectoral representative rather than a competitor, but shapes national FP policy and programming.
  • CaixaBank Dualiza: CaixaBank foundation that funds and promotes vocational training in Spain and has directly partnered with CIFP Carlos III on the C3Orienta project. Functions as an ecosystem funder/promoter shaping demand and program funding across the FP sector.

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Frequently asked questions about CIFP Carlos III

What does CIFP Carlos III do?

Public vocational training center providing mid-level (Grado Medio) and advanced (Grado Superior) vocational programs in administrative management, commerce, IT, marketing, and communication, alongside specialization courses in cybersecurity, AI/big data, and video game development. The center complements classroom instruction with workplace training (FCT), dual vocational training (Formación Profesional Dual), international mobility through Erasmus+, and post-graduation support via Bolsa de Empleo (employment exchange) and Punto Emprende (entrepreneurship office).

Is CIFP Carlos III a public or private company?

CIFP Carlos III is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was CIFP Carlos III founded?

CIFP Carlos III was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is CIFP Carlos III based?

CIFP Carlos III is headquartered in Cartagena, Spain, in the Europe region.

How does CIFP Carlos III make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Public Education Funding is the primary driver. The others are erasmus+ Program Funding and dualiza and Foundation Grants.

Who are CIFP Carlos III's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are CEAC, MasterD, Implika and CCC Centro de Estudios. Direct peers are CIFP Politécnico de Murcia, CIPFP Mislata and CIFP Juan de Colonia. IES Politécnico de Cartagena is listed as a regional player. Others are FPEmpresa and CaixaBank Dualiza.

Does CIFP Carlos III have an API?

No public API is recorded for CIFP Carlos III.

What industry is CIFP Carlos III in?

CIFP Carlos III's product category is Vocational Education. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAHADAE, Comprehensive Community Colleges (Transfer + Workforce), with a secondary code of EDAHADAG, Workforce Development & Continuing Education Divisions (Noncredit). Its NAICS code is 6113 and its SIC code is 8200.

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