CEV Madrid Campus Shuts Down After Laying Off All 48 Staff
The Escuela Superior de Formación Audiovisual in Madrid has officially ceased operations, resulting in the termination of all 48 staff members due to a collective redundancy plan. Established in 1975, the institution has been a significant presence in the audiovisual sector but will no longer operate in Madrid, though its Barcelona location continues to function. Employees shared mixed emotions regarding the severance package, feeling grateful yet sorrowful about the school's closure. Sources indicated that this marks the end of a nearly half-century legacy in the region’s educational landscape for audiovisual arts, as reported by elDiario.es.
Key facts
- CEV's Madrid campus has closed permanently.
- All 48 employees (teaching and non-teaching) were laid off via an ERE.
- The school opened in 1975.
- The Barcelona campus remains open.
- Employees are satisfied with the agreement but sad about the closure.
- Sources close to management confirmed the closure to elDiario.es.
- CEV is a private education center specializing in audiovisual, 3D animation, and new technologies.
- The closure ends nearly 50 years of history in Madrid.
Entities
Institutions
- CEV (Escuela Superior de Formación Audiovisual, Animación 3D y Nuevas Tecnologías)
- elDiario.es
Locations
- Madrid
- Spain
- Barcelona