Editor’s Note
**Editor’s Note:** Eight students from a Córdoba jewelry school have been selected for specialized training with Bulgari in Rome, underscoring the region’s commitment to high-quality vocational education and international collaboration.
The jewelry school and the National Reference Center attached to the Andalusian Employment Service (SAE) in Córdoba have been in the spotlight as eight of their students were chosen to complete their training with the iconic Italian firm Bulgari. These students will have the opportunity to continue their learning and subsequently join Bulgari’s facilities in Rome.
During a visit to the center, Rocío Blanco, Minister of Employment, Enterprise and Self-Employment, highlighted the rigor and good work of the selection process, meeting with the students and learning firsthand about the projects they carry out at the center.
Bulgari, internationally recognized in the world of jewelry, has selected these eight students due to the quality and talent demonstrated during their training. Minister Blanco emphasized that this recognition
This selection not only represents a professional opportunity for the students but also reflects the trust that a globally relevant brand places in the training offered in Córdoba.
The center has established itself as a national benchmark in specialized jewelry training, thanks to both the quality of its programs and its close relationship with the business sector. This collaboration allows training to be adapted to the real demands of the industry, thus facilitating the employment integration of students.
Blanco emphasized the value of this alliance between the school and companies, which enables preparation tailored to market needs and opens doors to future opportunities for those trained in these facilities.
The center’s international projection has been strengthened recently with a visit from representatives of Vicenzaoro, one of the most important jewelry fairs in the world. These experts were able to see firsthand the facilities and the training model offered by the school.
This interest from international firms and entities confirms that the Córdoba Jewelry School is a model to follow for professional specialization, innovation, and the future of the jewelry sector.