Vocational Training

Honduras's National Institute for Professional Training (INFOP) will hold a job fair on October 23 in Tegucigalpa from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., offering employment opportunities for job seekers; registration requires a completed form and attendees should bring an updated résumé.

Honduras's National Vocational Training Institute (Infop) is offering a free one-month hair-washing, cutting, and styling course at its La Pradera center starting October 26, open to people 15 and older.

The Instituto Primero de Mayo in San Pedro Sula will transition to a technical high school starting 2027, offering automotive mechanics and refrigeration programs to meet regional industrial workforce demand.

The National Vocational Training Institute (INFOP) offers more than 100 online courses to serve Hondurans living abroad, expanding access to professional development for the diaspora.

The Instituto Primero de Mayo in San Pedro Sula will transition starting in 2027 to a primarily technical-education school, adding programs in automotive mechanics, refrigeration, and metal fabrication to match the industrial sector's workforce needs.

Lawmakers from the Libre party have proposed a new technical secondary program in sustainable tourism, to be rolled out starting in 2027 in tourism-focused regions, aiming to train students in destination management, ecotourism, and visitor services.

Infop San Felipe is offering a free month-long intermediate English course starting August 3 in virtual format, open to people 15 and older, with morning and midday time slots.

Honduras's National Vocational Training Institute is offering free courses in Tegucigalpa through mid-July in sales, finance, emotional intelligence, marketing, beauty, and pastry-making, available both online and in-person.

A Honduran business and government delegation visited Colombia's National Learning Service (SENA) to explore partnerships that would update technical training for Honduran youth and workers to match current labor-market demands.

Honduras's national vocational institute is adding artificial intelligence and photovoltaic technician courses to its curriculum to align with labor-market demand, says director Edgardo Loucel.

Honduras's National Vocational Training Institute (INFOP) is offering free in-person and online courses in beauty, gastronomy, technology, and business skills at the Kennedy neighborhood campus, open to anyone over 15 with a valid ID.