Grupo EULEN intervenes to increase the level of competitiveness of the client, through its highly qualified employees and with an ad-hoc management system to meet their needs. Our commitment to excellence in training is in our DNA. That is why we have developed a portfolio of specific, highly demanding services for the education sector for secular and religious, public and private educational institutions.
The Facility Manager leads the worldwide management of our integrated services and he/she has the necessary experience in the educational field to guarantee the efficiency thereof. Include services:
Uncertainty in the face of the unpredictable evolution of the pandemic has highlighted the concern of the educational community and parents to achieve effective learning and quality education for their children, to ensure a safe return to the classroom and to allow them to reconcile their work and professional lives. The shortage of sufficient space in the centres, the appearance and management of possible cases or the closure of classrooms have made it necessary to suspend face-to-face classes and adapt the contents to a digital format. Technology plays a fundamental role in these special situations and the new normality in which we live must be prepared if we are faced with similar situations in the future. Whether it is the use of devices such as thermometers or gel dispensers to comply with prevention and hygiene measures, contact tracing devices for the traceability of information or the blended learning that forces many students to receive online classes, it is necessary to have the appropriate resources to do so.
At Grupo EULEN we are aware of these new challenges facing the educational community. Thanks to our knowledge and experience, we have developed a set of services aimed at providing educational and social support to schools and families in terms of training, childcare and case management inside and outside the school. We also have specific solutions to educate their spaces ensuring compliance with regulatory measures and minimising the risk of transmission.
