Escuelas San José, also known as St. Joseph Schools, located in Valencia, is owned and operated by the Jesuits and funded by the Valencia Community Education Board. Offering primary, secondary, and vocational teaching, the school provides a wide range of vocational education and training courses, including social integration, metalworking, electrotechnical and automated systems, industrial automation and robotics, administration and finance, and energy efficiency and solar thermal installations.

The institution's primary goal is to equip students with essential competences and a European identity to facilitate fast labor insertion and prepare them for lifelong learning. One way they achieve this is through a compulsory work placement module, where students gain practical experience in a company to develop the competences acquired in school. Additionally, the school places a strong emphasis on international engagement and has acquired the Erasmus Charter, allowing students to develop competences in other European countries through placements and study periods.

The institution is committed to a policy of non-discrimination and aims to create a fair and compassionate society, free from bullying and discrimination. The school is dedicated to promoting openness, internationalization, and modernization through its innovative approach to education