Participants in the project VET learner and staff mobility are 18 students of the second and third grade of electronics and computing, 2 accompanying persons who are teachers of electronics and computing and the coordinator, in charge of the vocational final exams, teacher of foreign languages as a specific language and expert for ICT. During the mobility activities, that will last for 21 days, the students will be involved into the process of practical work and educational process. The accompanying persons will be students' advisors, tutors and mentors during the mobility activities. Together with the partners' organizations, local and national educational and working institutions they will plan and complete an innovative project work based on the fields of electronics and/or computing during the project time. The planning will start before the beginning of the main activity. The topics of the project may be decided on one of the following suggestions: intelligent installations, robotics, alternative sources of energy, computer network, web applications or designing web pages. During the mobility activities we will monitor the planned results and represent them at the end of the project time. Monitoring the activity process and the results will help to compare the learning impacts with the ones on the national and European level. We would like to strengthen the ties between schools, educational and working organizations and employers on the national and European level to impact on the premature learner's leave and promote the shortage occupations. With ECVET and EUROPASS we can assure European quality. Being involved into the professional, cultural, linguistic and social experience during the Mobility project the students will accomplish their professional knowledge and skills as well as their personal growth. The ticket for a successful future is guaranteed. The results and learning impacts of our Erasmus+ project will be disseminated to the public through educational and social networks, on national an international conferences, local newspapers, lectures, job presentations and workshops. This European project is a great and valuable opportunity for young learners to ensure their future on the present deeds.