Reliable sources of information in Honduras

It is an organization of young people who promote security in Central America through the development of youth violence prevention initiatives at regional, national and local levels with groups in different parts of the country. 

Program for women over 12 years old that offers different free training courses that may be interesting such as autonomy for entrepreneurship and employability, solidarity banking and business management.  

Program to increase income opportunities for young people in situations of economic and social inequality, seeking to insert young people into the labor market in innovative fields with high demand from private companies.  

Volunteering in humanitarian activities with the aim of strengthening the community contributing to sustainable human development.  

It offers different scholarships. The Category “A” Scholarship offers: a non-refundable monthly allowance of L.2000 per month to first-year students whose academic GPA for Secondary Education is equal to or greater than 90%. 

This program gives young people the chance to learn English and be recognized for their academic excellence and leadership. Access Program students also participate in volunteering activities and develop projects to improve the quality of life in the community.  

Project that promotes the training of qualified labor (technicians in different areas).  

Initiative that offers educational financing to study at universities: technical training, undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral studies, diplomas and study trips. Requirements: They vary according to the type of credit requested. The interest rate varies according to the profile, the institution and amount to be financed, and the term to be paid.  

In this site of the Ministry of Labor, you can upload your resume so that it is available when different companies are looking for candidates and also search for vacancies by municipalities. There are also physical offices to contact in each municipality.  

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Cortes is linked to more than 2000 companies throughout the Department and about 800 of these companies manage their jobs through this exchange, so sending your resume will facilitate contact with future employers.

The UMARs support migrants who have returned to Honduras by offering the referral of their cases to technical training, entrepreneurship and job orientation programs, as well as other services.  

It supports returned migrants by coordinating the referral of their cases with other institutions, but it also provides information and guidance to potential migrants.  

It supports returned migrants by coordinating the referral of their cases with other institutions, but it also provides information and guidance to potential migrants.

Passports and other procedures are managed at the INM offices in each department of the country, as well as official information on entry requirements to the countries and the ways to contact the respective consulates.