Training Manager
This role involves managing training programs within the public administration sector. It offers a permanent full-time position in Abadiño.
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Fixed-term contract
Full-time.
Have the right to work in Spain
Adecco España doesn't mention sponsorship in the ad.
Work on-site in Madrid
No relocation package mentioned.
Driving licence (B)
EU licences are valid in Spain; most others only for six months after you become resident.
Higher vocational training (FP Grado Superior)
“Es indispensable el estar en posesión de formación Técnico/a Superior en Audiovisuales y Espectáculos o Formación Superior en Iluminación, captación, tratamiento de imagen o grado en Comunicación Audiovisual” — per the ad.
This job advert was originally written in Spanish.
Qualified professional with extensive knowledge of the handling of the corresponding equipment:
It is indispensable to be in possession of training as a Higher Technician in Audiovisuals and Shows or Higher Training in Lighting, capture, image processing, or a degree in Audiovisual Communication
- Type B driver's license is indispensable.
People with disabilities: It will be necessary to hold an official Disability Certificate of 33% or higher issued by the competent public body.
- Experience in Central Control Emissions, Continuity, Verification, etc. Experience as a Camera Operator in News services will be valued.
- Knowledge of Sony Z-280 cameras.
- Knowledge of video editing programs.
Having intermediate user-level knowledge of office automation will be valued.
It is requested that the person be organized, methodical, responsible, and with ease for teamwork.
In this case, it is a training contract to obtain professional practice, with a duration of 6 months, with the possibility of extending for another 6 months.
With immediate incorporation and with a full-time duration of 40 hours per week, according to the roster.
Radio Televisión Canaria, as of September 15, 2026, is looking for personnel as a Camera Operator for its Madrid delegation; a professional with the qualification is required, with knowledge to:
-Responsible for the operation of video cameras, fixed or portable, during the production of programs in the studio or outdoors.
-The capture of images for the production of audiovisual pieces, ensuring adequate lighting and correct sound capture.
-Sufficient capacity, initiative, and responsibility to perform work without a prior script when required, although their functions may depend on the instructions received from the production team.
-Will document the ingested material, in a step prior to the work of the documentation department.
-Likewise, they may perform the processes prior to the editing of audiovisual pieces (ingestion or digitization of the material previously recorded by the operator).
-In exceptional circumstances, they will edit small-format news in collaboration with the editor.
Are you a person with a disability certificate and do you have training as a Higher Technician in Audiovisuals and Shows or Higher Training in Lighting, capture, image processing, or a degree in Audiovisual Communication?
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Adecco España is the Spanish subsidiary of The Adecco Group, the world's largest staffing and recruitment company. Headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, Adecco operates in over 60 countries and provides workforce solutions across a wide range of industries, including logistics, manufacturing, automotive, healthcare, and technology. In Spain, Adecco is one of the leading employment agencies, connecting thousands of workers with temporary and permanent positions across the country, from warehouse and industrial roles to administrative and customer service positions.
Adecco's Spain presence is extensive, with offices in major cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, and Bilbao, among others. The company is known for its strong focus on workforce flexibility and career development, offering training and upskilling opportunities. For international professionals, Adecco Spain provides a gateway to the Spanish job market, with many roles requiring multilingual skills, particularly in customer service and technical positions. The work culture is dynamic and fast-paced, with a strong emphasis on matching candidates to the right opportunities.
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