Colegio Internacional Ausiàs March

The school is committed to forming professionals with the competencies and values necessary for success in a constantly evolving labor market. Its educational identity is built upon principles of quality, teamwork, cooperation, professional orientation, and equity. The institution aims to be a benchmark in vocational training by integrating innovation and close collaboration with the business sector.

The school offers a comprehensive range of vocational training programmes, including both intermediate (Grado Medio) and higher (Grado Superior) cycles. Academic pathways cover fields such as Administration and Management, Commerce and Marketing, Informatics and Communication, and Health. The curriculum includes options for dual vocational training (FP Dual), semi-presential learning, and modules taught in English, all supported by active methodologies and gamification.

The Department of Educational Guidance provides comprehensive support to the student body, staffed by four dedicated guidance counselors. This department assists students with academic and professional orientation, including specific support for students with disabilities. Additionally, the school utilizes digital tools like the 'Ulises' management portal to streamline administrative and academic communication.

The admission process for vocational training cycles is managed through a centralized telematic system, with specific windows for application, academic requirement submission, and enrollment. Applicants must follow a multi-step process that includes online pre-registration, the submission of academic records, and formal enrollment upon admission. Candidates with disabilities are encouraged to contact the guidance department for an interview during the application phase.

The academic calendar for admission and enrollment is established annually by the regional education authorities. For the 2026-2027 cycle, the process begins in May with the publication of the educational offer and online pre-registration, followed by the publication of provisional and definitive admission lists in July. Enrollment typically occurs in late July, with subsequent adjudication rounds for remaining vacancies taking place in September.

The campus, designed by the Vetges Tu i Mediterrània studio, features a distinctive sloped roof and a structure organized around a large central patio with atrium-style porches. The school is equipped with specialized classrooms, including nursing workshops, and maintains a robust ICT infrastructure that includes free Wi-Fi, smart reprography services, and a virtual campus. The facility also provides dedicated spaces for student identification management and common area reservations.

The school promotes student engagement through various extracurricular activities and innovative projects, including the 'Ausias Skills' initiative and a business incubator known as 'Vivero de empresas Smile 4.0'. Students participate in national competitions, such as the AWS GameDay, and engage in international experiences through Erasmus+ and eTwinning projects. These activities are designed to foster technical skills, teamwork, and professional development.