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Over 200 job openings across operations, technical, and service roles were offered by more than 50 private companies and public institutions at a major employment fair organized by the National Professional Training Institute, as young Hondurans reported struggles finding work despite sending applications for months.

Sitrainfop, the union at Honduras's National Vocational Training Institute (Infop), has filed a complaint accusing the institution of retaining L4.3 million (about $172,000) in union dues deducted from workers' pay for August–October 2026 and refusing to recognize fired union leader Antolino Díaz in collective-bargaining talks.

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.

Honduras's appellate court unanimously revoked the formal charges against David Chávez, former National Party president and ex-director of the vocational institute (Infop), after an audit found the contested equipment purchase followed proper procedures; the prosecutor is seeking a provisional dismissal while the defense seeks a permanent one.

Honduras's Appeals Court unanimously revoked the formal charges against David Chávez, former head of the National Party's Central Committee, over alleged fraud and misconduct in a 75.8-million-lempira (about $3 million) irregular procurement at the national vocational institute.

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.

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.

The National Professional Training Institute (Infop) is opening enrollment for free virtual courses in Excel, project management, digital skills, and entrepreneurship, with classes beginning June 15 and running weekdays for two weeks.

The National Professional Training Institute (INFOP) is offering a free, one-month virtual basic English course for women aged 15 and up, starting October 19 in Tegucigalpa, with classes Monday–Friday from 1–4 p.m. or 4–7 p.m.