By the pupils of "Design and wood processing studies was the aim of the project the improvement of language, social, ICT skills and especially gaining of new professional skills - non-conventional techniques, which were used by them when creating a final product. Primarily the traditional Lithuanian folk handicraft elements were involved (typical folk carvings, marquetry). However, contemporary trends weren´t omitted. We focused also on new techniques and trends in furniture restoration area and contemporary design and current trends in the sphere of wood processing. By the pupils of "Design and ceramic creation studies" was the aim of the project the improvement of social, ICT skills and gaining of new professional skills, involvement in ceramic workshop production, application of traditional ornaments typical for Slovak majolica, knowledge of its history, ornaments and their application according to current trends. Economics aspects involving ceramic promotion and sale weren´t omitted. These facts will increase the competitiveness in the labour market and future professional education of project´s absolvents.
The aim of the project "A Unique World of Wood" was to increase the school prestige and its attractiveness for both present and future pupils and increase efficiency of education. In this way we wanted to support our pupils chance to succeed in the regional and international labour market. The concrete purpose was to assure the high quality of practical educational process and education of Design and Wood processing studies pupils above standard, improve their professional and language competences, and increase their study and job qualifications necessary for the participation in the international labour market. The project was unique because there was no similar mobility for this field of study organized yet. Particularly it was focused on competences which couldn´d be possible to develop in our conditions or it was financially unfeasible. Unique was primarily the possibility to learn both at the same time traditional technologies (for Lithuanian typical decorating of furniture with small carvings of plant ornaments, religious motives, sun motives, furniture restoration) and current trends in the sphere of craftsmanship wood processing (top-equipped workshops of partner organization, contemporary design).