Objectives intended by the project: 1.Developing skills, knowledge and practical skills in the field of computer science and practicing visual programming knowledge in creating web pages and developing sites using HTML language and their design, in specialized IT companies, in order to make access to the labor market accessible - objective achieved through the mobility of 14 students of the 10th grade 2. Development of skills in preventive maintenance and troubleshooting of computer equipment, digital media and software products frequently used for the storage, transmission and processing of information - an objective achieved through the mobility of 14 11th grade students 3. Increasing the adaptive, integration and adaptation capacities to different socio-cultural environments as well as those of communication in English and Spanish.- objective achieved through non-formal activities, mobility in pandemic conditions and travel restrictions, English language course, Spanish, OLS platform 4. Consolidation of the European dimension of our institution - objective achieved through tangible and intangible results of the project.
We applied for this project to solve the need for training and consolidation of practical skills in the 10th and 11th grade students from the mathematics-informatics profile, the need to develop language skills in at least two European languages for students and the development and consolidation of the European dimension of our institution. The special classes of the students take place in the laboratories of the school. A possible practice depends on the goodwill of some economic factors that consider them a burden. Choosing to continue their studies in this profile, they prove the conviction that it suits their skills, as evidenced by the awards obtained in the specialized disciplines. At the end of high school, students optionally take a Certificate exam that certifies that they are proficient in "Managing Websites, Computer Operating Systems" and "Providing Data Processing Facilities, including Support Services." Translating the theoretical knowledge of these students into practical activities is essential for a desirable professional development.