Training courses

We are pleased to announce the Advanced Course “Creating Added Value in Precision Livestock Farming”, which will take place in Madrid, Spain, from May 4 to 8, 2026. Organized as part of the Horizon Europe Re-Livestock project, this intensive training will bring together international experts and professionals to explore how sensor technologies

This course allows you to obtain or renew the certificate of competence as a driver or caretaker in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1/2005, necessary to obtain the Authorisation and registration of transporters and vehicles for the transport of live animals Program according to Royal Decree 990/2022, on health and animal protection standards

Blended learning. 20 hours, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Online virtual classes (video conferences) from Monday to Thursday and in-person classes and exam on Friday. Aranjuez – L6 to V10 April Colmenar Viejo – September 14 to 18 Videoconferences require an internet connection with a computer equipped with a camera and microphone. This course allows you

Approved qualification Limited places GOALS: Acquire the fundamentals of good practices during animal transport, including loading, unloading, and handling, to ensure a level of animal welfare in accordance with current legislation.

Currently, the livestock sector faces numerous challenges related to its economic profitability, environmental impact, social perception, and more. The digitalization of livestock activities can help address some of these challenges. In a future with increased global demand for animal products and fewer farmers, it is important to adopt a precision

If you want to train to work in the pig sector, don't miss the course "Competence for Personnel Working with Swine." This course, offered by the Arcoiris Training Center, will allow you to acquire the necessary knowledge to guarantee responsible and respectful handling, following the best practices of the sector.

This course aims to provide young people involved in livestock farming with the available technical and practical knowledge so that they can correctly apply new beehive management techniques. Course Objectives To assess the importance of new techniques related to beehive management. To deepen knowledge of these techniques Program

When students possess the objective conditions of both the beneficiaries of the courses in section a and section b, and are interested in taking both specific courses, courses may be organized that include both orientations and the common module. The content of these will therefore be the Common Module plus the two Specific Modules on Animal

Addressed to: Poultry farm workers Goals: To comply with the requirement of Royal Decree 637/2021, of July 27, to ensure that all people working with birds have adequate and sufficient training and acquire the basic skills necessary to start or consolidate a professional career in the sector. Content: COURSE PROGRAM 1. Characteristics of Poultry

The course will cover the causative agents, transmission routes, and life cycle of the disease. It will also review hygienic practices, preventative measures, authorized treatments, and good biosecurity practices in the apiary. Aimed at Beekeepers Program

The course explains all the legal labeling requirements that feed supply companies must comply with. Completely online training with tutorial support to answer all your questions.

This course includes at least one online module. Courses offered on the IFAPA e-learning platform combine distance learning, in-person practical sessions, and ongoing tutor support. The first session may be online or in person, and the final session (assessment) will be in person. For more information about in-person sessions or other specific

This training program is aimed at: Female livestock farmers who are already developing their activity in the sector, in their own, family or employed livestock farms. Women who wish to join the livestock sector. In this case, they must demonstrate prior knowledge and/or experience in livestock management. IMPORTANT: It is a requirement to reside in

Through our organic farming course in Lozoya (Madrid), you'll learn the key tasks of an organically grown garden in a practical way: seedbeds, raised beds, irrigation, pest control, planting, soil management, composting, vermiculture, chicken coop, and more. This essentially practical course is aimed at those interested in creating an organic

TITLE OF THE ACTION: Heliciculture MODE: virtual classroom (live online*). DATES: November 24-26, 2025 SCHEDULE: 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM DURATION: 12 hours NUMBER OF PLACES OFFERED: 30 TARGET AUDIENCE: Training aimed at residents in the national territory, except for the Basque Country and Navarre, since they have these delegated powers and have their

Mode: ONLINE TRAINING Schedule: Online training Location: Online training Number of hours: 20 Places available: 20 Goals To comply with the requirement of Royal Decree 637/2021, of July 27, to ensure that all people working with birds have adequate and sufficient training and acquire the basic skills necessary to start or consolidate a professional

The course "Smart Farm: Productivity and Efficiency in Agriculture and Livestock Farming" kicks off on November 7th. This free training program is organized by EDIH DATAlife in collaboration with AGACA (Galician Association of Agri-Food Cooperatives). The program will take place on November 7, 14, and 21, with an initial in-person session at AGACA

Mode: ONLINE TRAINING Schedule: Online training Location: Online training Number of hours: 20 Places available: 20 Addressed to Primarily aimed at workers in cattle farms, unemployed people in the sector and people who wish to join this activity. Goals To comply with the requirement of Royal Decree 1053/2022, of December 27, to ensure that all

APAG-ASAJA CÁCERES is organizing an animal welfare course for drivers or caretakers of road vehicles transporting domestic animals of the equine, bovine, ovine, caprine, porcine, or poultry species for journeys exceeding 65 km, as well as for the staff of concentration centers, in accordance with Community Regulation 1/2005 of the Council of

Aimed at auxiliary staff of biocidal service companies, hygiene and disinfection centers, and livestock farmers who carry out these operations on their own farms without employing auxiliary staff and who use pesticides that are not or generate gases classified as toxic or highly toxic in accordance with Royal Decree 255/2003, of February 28, which