We have been holding an Erasmus Charter since 2014. The students who benefit from this program are in their first year of a BTS Commerce International (a two-year post A Level degree in International Trade). However, some students who enrol in a ‘BTS Assistant de Manager’ (Personal Assistant) may also choose to carry out an internship abroad. A two-week work placement abroad is an official and compulsory requirement of the ‘BTS Commerce International’, during which students have to generate sales leads for the company that agrees to take them on. We have received 21 grants this academic year and managed to get up to 25 grants by transferring costs from one budget line to another (reducing the organisational costs) Thanks to the Erasmus partnership, enrolment has become much easier, as it has allowed students from less affluent backgrounds to gain access to a degree they would not have chosen otherwise. The positive effects of student mobility on employability are undeniable.