European mobility is at present limited to work placements in companies. The implementation and organisation of this mobility is supervised by a multidisciplinary team composed of the head of the higher education and international relation department, a teacher in charge of assisting him with the administrative management and foreign language and professional subject teachers.With reference to the number of students who left during the 2014/2015 school year, we had planned 9 departures after consulting the teaching team. In September 2015, we organised a first information meeting for the first-year students (about 70) during which the second-year students who had carried out their work placements with Erasmus + presented their work experience abroad. Following this presentation, 23 first-year students were interested to attend the second information meeting and applied for the Erasmus programme. They met the second-year students concerned to get information and advice about the work placement and accommodation opportunities. Thanks to the Erasmus + agency work placement offers and the company addresses provided by our partners, the students could find a company to welcome them. 3 students left for Spain, 1 for Croatia, 1 for Turkey, 1 for Malta, 1 for UK and 2 for Cyprus. The 9 students came back fully satisfied with their language progress and their teachers found that that the missions carried out during their work placements totally orresponded to their expectations and the exam objectives. The students concerned could share their experience with the new first-year students on 8 September 2016 with the help of slideshows.