Erasmus [Inglés]
Erasmus [Inglés]
Our secondary education and vocational training center holds various accredited and approved projects to offer different mobility opportunities abroad. Within our center, several departments are involved in the implementation and monitoring of the program:
Vice-Principal’s Office / Erasmus Coordination: Acts as contact between the school and external institutions.
Guidance Department: Provides educational and career counseling and guidance to students.
English Department: Handles language assessment and advice.
School Education Erasmus Coordination: Isabel Campos Navarrete and Carmen Belzunce Tarres.
To promote these projects and opportunities, official communications are sent to families and students, and informative talks are held for students across the different educational levels and programs.
The Erasmus coordinators manage the outreach and student selection process, as well as the organization of exchange mobilities between students from the host partner school and our own students.
Student Selection Criteria. For the 2026-2027 academic year, exchange mobilities to Caen (France) are currently being prepared.
90-day mobility grants for internship periods (during the timeframe established for the workplace training phase - FFEOE) for 2nd-year students in EU companies. During the month of October, the guidelines to participate in the selection process are published. Selection is based on a personal interview in English, and applicants must submit an application form along with a motivation letter and a CV in Europass format, both written in English.
Guidelines for the 90-day mobility course (2025-2026). These guidelines detail what is included in the grant.
Once the selection process is complete, the final destination and mobility details are prepared alongside the students. The management of this type of mobility is carried out jointly by the educational center and a supporting organization.
15-day extracurricular internship grants for 1st-year Intermediate Vocational Training students. Selection is based on the top academic records from the different professional fields throughout the 1st year.
90-day mobility grants for internship periods (during the timeframe established for the workplace training phase - FFEOE) for 2nd-year students in EU companies. During the month of October, the guidelines to participate in the selection process are published. Selection is based on a personal interview in English, and applicants must submit an application form along with a motivation letter and a CV in Europass format, both written in English.
Guidelines for the 90-day mobility course (2025-2026). These guidelines detail what is included in the grant.
7-day mobility grants for job-shadowing and training courses in different EU countries. The objective is to foster networks and links with organizations for student placement and support.