SENCE revokes the termination and reinstates five technical training organizations

The National Training and Employment Service (SENCE) partially overturned the cessation of registration for five technical training organizations, through five exempt resolutions excerpted in Section II of the Official Gazette of the Republic of Chile no. 44,594, dated Monday, November 9, 2026. The acts were issued on October 28, 2026, and were published under references CVE 2897697, CVE 2897698, CVE 2897699, CVE 2897701, and CVE 2897702. Each partially revokes a previous resolution from the same service that had ordered the removal of the respective entity from the National Registry of Technical Training Organizations.

The National Registry of Technical Training Organizations brings together the entities authorized to provide job training and is the gateway to the job training market, including courses executed with public funds or charged to training tax incentives. Registration, therefore, defines which entities can offer courses to workers and companies.

The five resolutions share the same issuer, date, and signatory: the Undersecretariat of Labor and the National Training and Employment Service of the Ministry of Labor and Social Security, signed by Leticia Quezada Córdova, Acting Head of the Market Development and Regulation Department. The published texts are one-page excerpts each and do not detail the grounds or the conditions imposed in each revocation.

Five revocations issued on the same day

The acts, all dated October 28, 2026, are as follows:

• Exempt Resolution No. 2,559, which partially revokes exempt resolution No. 1,920, dated August 10, 2026, regarding Instituto de Capacitación ICEP SpA, RUT No. 77.738.544-5 (CVE 2897702).
• Exempt Resolution No. 2,560, which partially revokes exempt resolution No. 2,435, dated October 9, 2026, regarding Capacitación Profesional a Minería SpA, RUT No. 77.179.145-K (CVE 2897701).
• Exempt Resolution No. 2,561, which partially revokes exempt resolution No. 2,467, dated October 16, 2026, regarding Betel Capacitaciones SpA, RUT No. 77.460.163-5 (CVE 2897699).
• Exempt Resolution No. 2,562, which partially revokes exempt resolution No. 2,435, dated October 9, 2026, regarding Servicios de Capacitación Empoderatech SpA, RUT No. 77.631.912-0 (CVE 2897698).
• Exempt Resolution No. 2,563, which partially revokes exempt resolution No. 2,467, dated October 16, 2026, regarding Gestión Comunicaciones y Servicios NETCO Limitada, RUT No. 77.191.110-2 (CVE 2897697).

Three cessation acts, five benefited entities

The five revocations are not based on five original resolutions, but on three. Exempt resolution No. 2,435, dated October 9, 2026, affected at least Capacitación Profesional a Minería SpA and Servicios de Capacitación Empoderatech SpA; exempt resolution No. 2,467, dated October 16, 2026, included Betel Capacitaciones SpA and Gestión Comunicaciones y Servicios NETCO Limitada; and exempt resolution No. 1,920, dated August 10, 2026, had terminated the registration of Instituto de Capacitación ICEP SpA.

The pattern repeats within the same month. Exempt resolution No. 2,467 had already been partially revoked in favor of Centro Integral de Perfeccionamiento Técnico SpA, RUT No. 77.158.615-5, by exempt resolution No. 2,523, dated October 23, 2026, published in the Official Gazette (Diario Oficial) no. 44,592, on Friday, November 6 (CVE 2895494). Along the same lines, exempt resolution No. 2,435 was partially revoked regarding Sociedad de Capacitación e Ingeniería Calar Limitada, RUT No. 76.266.094-6, through exempt resolution No. 2,496, dated October 20, 2026 (CVE 2893974).

The appeals that were rejected

Not all challenges were successful. On November 3, 2026, the service rejected the motion for reconsideration filed by Ingeniería y Capacitaciones B&M SpA, RUT No. 77.664.497-8, against exempt resolution No. 2,286, dated September 11 (CVE 2893969). On November 6, the appeal by Desaprende Capacitación SpA, RUT No. 77.405.324-7, against exempt resolution No. 2,257, dated September 9 (CVE 2895492), met the same fate. In both cases, the termination of registration in the National OTEC Registry was maintained.

The difference matters for the training market: while some entities remain outside the registry, others recover their authorization through a partial revocation issued by the service itself, without the published excerpts allowing for knowledge of the criteria applied in each case.

Impact on the offer and on users

For the five favored entities, this Monday’s publication enables the continuity of their operation as technical training organizations and the service of their users and ongoing courses. For companies and workers who contract training, the reinstatement expands the available offer of registered providers; for SENCE, meanwhile, it consolidates an administrative review mechanism that, in recent weeks, has corrected part of the termination decisions adopted between August and October 2026 through partial revocations.

Source: Official Gazette of the Republic of Chile, no. 44,594, Monday, November 9, 2026, Section II (Particular Norms), p. 1 (official references: CVE 2897697, CVE 2897698, CVE 2897699, CVE 2897701, and CVE 2897702).