Within the project "Eko farmer the future of Europe - internships and training abroad opportunity for development of the region", 70 students of the Vocational School in Kadzidlo and Vocational Agronomic Schools in Minsk Mazowiecki enrolled in classes profile agriculture - foodprocessing left on gaining a 14 - day professional experience to Greece. There were two rounds, in every of them 35 people went on vocational practices. The first mobility took place in the period 11.05 -24.05.2015 r., the second one in the period 25.05 - 06.07.2015. The project was a response to the needs of participants, as well as their families and educational institutions from which they recruit, but also employers and their associations, as well as the whole region, they come from. Main participant's needs were to acquire knowledge and the acquisition of practical skills in the field of ecological technology in agriculture. Lessons learned undoubtedly converted into better farms management. The correctness of this assumption may be proved by previous experience in LdV internships implementation. The ability to operate modern agricultural equipment and innovative cultivation techniques allowed future farm owners for more efficient and growth-oriented management of their farms. The acquisition of qualifications and professional skills have significantly positive impact on the personal development of the project participants. In addition, the acquisition of basic skills to communicate in a foreign language significantly increased the mobility of participants, and thus enable them to conduct effective and efficient collaboration with foreign partners.Educational institutions needs, which the project corresponds to include: increased participation, quality and attractiveness of practical training, enrichment of learning, thus improving the competitiveness of the institution in the education market, and increasing experience of the educational staff.The project, by providing highly skilled professionals also corresponded to the needs of family farms, as well as the needs of regional employers.