The participants of this project are the students of Vocational School No. 6 in Secondary Schools No. 1 in Kielce. Our students are trained to be prepared for construction occupations such as building insulation installer, building fitter, fitter of finishing works, bricklayer, plasterer, concrete worker, steel fixer and carpenter. The students gain theoretical knowledge and have opprtunities to take practice. Vocational trainings take place in our school workshop. Our teachers conduct their classes according to appropriate curriculum. The students do not have a chance to work for construction industry employers, so they are not able to test their skills at a construction site. This project involves a vocational intership for 32 participants in Great Britain. It will give our students the opportunity to know modern technologies used in finishing works and renovations as well as standards of work in foreign companies. What is more, they will have several occasions to improve their language skills and develop thematic vocabulary in particular. The participants will gain the knowledge of workplace health and safety procedures as well as environmental safety which are introduced in European Union countries. The intership program is consistent with the curriculum for vocational school. This project ‘Professional mobility of future construction workers” gives our students the chance to get the job after graduation both in Poland and the other countries. The main goals of the project:• professional mobility programming• improving skills and professional qualifications• developing entrepreneurial attitude among students• increasing opportunities of employment after graduation• improving language skills• gaining motivation for further education• increasing self-esteem• enhancing tolerant and accepting attitudes towards other nationalitiesThe interships will be held in Great Britain in Stafford in the following periods:1. 11-24 October 2015- group no. I, 8 students and 1 tutor2. 15-28 November 2015 - group no. II, 8 students and 1 tutor3. 6-19 March 2016 -group no. III, 8 students and 1 tutor4. 2-16 April 2016 – group no. IV, 8 students and 1 tutorOwing to the intership in foreign construction companies our students can become more competitive on both the local and the European job markets. They will avoid social exclusion that is caused by unemployment. Moreover, mobility will allow them to expand their worldview.