The students of the IES Escola del Treball who had previously submitted their application to participate in the Erasmus + VET program to carry out internships abroad have attended the round of interviews at the center to decide who will finally live a professional experience outside of the borders.

Throughout November 21, 23 students of training cycles have tried their luck in front of the courts formed by teachers of the center and staff of the Mundus Association, which helps the center in the management of these scholarships.

This center offers places for students enrolled in the following vocational training cycles: CFGM Installació i moblament, CFGM Heat production facilities, CFGM Telecommunications facilities, CFGM Electromechanical maintenance, CFGM Mechanization, CFGM Digital Prepress, CFGM Micronform systems and networks , CFGM Welding and Boilerwork, CFGS Administration of Network Information Systems, CFGS Administration and finance, CFGS professional animation manager of physical and sports activities, CFGS Management assistance, CFGS Automation and industrial robotics, CFGS Metal constructions, CFGS Application development Multiplatform, CFGS Web application development, CFGS Development of thermal and fluid installation projects, CFGSD mechanical manufacturing design, CFGSD design and edition of print and multimedia publications, CFGS Design and management of graphic production, CFGS Energy and energy efficiency a solar thermal, CFGS Manufacture of pharmaceutical, biotechnological and related products, CFGS Laboratory of analysis and quality control, CFGS Electronic maintenance, CFGS Organization and control of construction works, CFGS Prevention of occupational hazards (old LOGSE plan), CFGS Programming of production in mechanical manufacturing, CFGS Building projects, CFGS Building projects, professional profile rehabilitation and restoration, CFGS Civil works projects and CFGS Telecommunications and computer systems.

The Erasmus + VET scholarships are part of the Erasmus + program, funded by the European Commission, and facilitate the mobility of vocational students (in the European environment, called “VET”). The scholarships consist of a professional internship stay in a foreign company of the branch in which they study, which lasts one month for middle-level students and a minimum of two for the higher degree.

In the coming weeks, the students interviewed will know if they have been selected to live their international internship adventure. Good luck!

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