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LORCA - Camino de Europa
Start date: Aug 15, 2014, End date: Aug 14, 2015 PROJECT FINISHED

This Project involving students and staff mobility is promoted and managed by the Department of Education - Government of Navarra- within the Erasmus Plus framework and is developed in the Public VET schools. The number of candidates is 79 VET 18 or over 18–year-old students and 9 VET school teachers The fact that we establish a comprehensive information, a follow-up and an assessment plan from the onset of the selection process, as well as during the internship and at the end of it, when handing in the required documents, it allows us to convey and discuss the conclusions reached between all concerned and make new decisions for future mobilities. This procedure is established determined by the number of candidates selected for the mobility project. This mobility project is addressed to 2.750 students of Intermediate Level of 16 VET schools in the region of Navarre and has a direct impact on 79 students and 9 VET teachers, involving 7 European countries, enterprises and 4 VET European schools One of the main expected results, concerning Activity 1, is to produce well-prepared VET students for the global labour market. Dealing with a different language and culture will provide students with more autonomy, will stimulate personal maturity, will develop teamwork skills and will improve professional competence. Also, this experience will encourage many students (as on previous mobility projects) to carry out further training and learning. The long-term benefits provided in both mobility actions are the deep sense of European citizenship that becomes part of a young student and a Spanish teacher and will allow them to interact with other youngsters and teams of professionals, sharing the same problems, concerns and wishes in such a way that lots of opportunities for learning new languages, new cultural experiences and new professional expectations arise.