Structuralia is strengthening its ties with IFMA Spain as a partner company, an alliance aimed at promoting professional development and fostering the connection between specialized training and facility management. The renewal of the agreement reinforces the institution’s commitment to a sector that is key to the efficient, sustainable, and strategic management of buildings, infrastructure, spaces, and services.
Structuralia, an institution specializing in online training in engineering, infrastructure, construction, energy, and new technologies, has renewed its partnership with IFMA Spain as a partner company. This agreement reaffirms the commitment of both organizations to continue providing technical knowledge, professional insight, and ongoing professional development in a field that is becoming increasingly important for companies, government agencies, and organizations: Facility Management.
The renewal of the sponsorship agreement is part of the strategic interest of IFMA Spain to carry out its activities and strengthen a professional community focused on improving the management of real estate, services, and facilities. For Structuralia, this collaboration represents an opportunity to continue aligning its training offerings with the real needs of a sector that is evolving in step with sustainability, operational efficiency, digitalization, and new ways of living and working in spaces.
Facility Management: An Increasingly Strategic Discipline
The Facility Management It is no longer viewed as a purely operational function. The management of spaces, assets, services, and infrastructure has become a strategic lever for improving organizational efficiency, optimizing resources, reducing costs, enhancing security, and meeting new sustainability standards.
IFMA Spain, the Spanish chapter of the International Facility Management Association, works specifically to develop and promote this discipline in our country, as well as to recognize and establish the role of the facility manager within organizations.
Structuralia’s renewal as a partner company helps strengthen the bridge between academic knowledge, professional experience, and the specific challenges faced by those who manage spaces, buildings, and infrastructure in increasingly complex environments.
Specialized Training for a Sector Undergoing Transformation
Structuralia has a long history of providing online graduate-level education and continuing education in technical fields, with a special focus on engineering, infrastructure, construction, energy, and new technologies. Its incorporation into the ecosystem of EDUCA EDTECH Group It has strengthened the group's presence in STEM fields and expanded its capacity to offer programs aligned with sectors experiencing high demand for professionals.
In the field of Facility Management, the institution is committed to training focused on practical application, sustainable resource management, efficient facility maintenance, workplace safety, and operational optimization. These topics address a professional reality in which technical professionals need to broaden their perspective to include skills in management, analysis, planning, and decision-making.
The partnership with IFMA Spain allows Structuralia to stay abreast of the discussions, trends, and needs of a professional community that demands up-to-date training relevant to daily practice.
A partnership to share knowledge
“Renewing our partnership with IFMA Spain means continuing to be part of a leading community for facility management professionals. For Structuralia, this partnership is a way to listen to the industry, contribute specialized knowledge, and support those who manage spaces and infrastructure from an increasingly strategic, sustainable, and technology-driven perspective,” said Pablo Ybarra, B2B Director at the EDUCA EDTECH Group.
The agreement also helps strengthen Structuralia's involvement in a professional ecosystem where the exchange of experiences, research, the organization of activities, and networking are essential to promoting recognition of facility management.
The online institution will continue to promote specialized, flexible technical training that is aligned with market demands, contributing to the development of professionals capable of addressing current and future challenges in infrastructure, building, and service management.
