Our school offers several BTS courses, including BTS Commerce International. In this BTS CI, a 10-week internship abroad is compulsory. This validates the equivalent of 16 ECTS credits out of a total of 120 in total. This internship is a major expense for students and their families. Because intercultural awareness is an integral part of our school's mission statement, and taking European citizenship into account is a crucial challenge for our training is a crucial issue for the training and future of young people in training, we have been applying for ERASMUS since 2018. As such, we wanted to open up the possibility of going on a mobility trip to the school's staff by applying for an STT grant. As we don't have an International Relations department, we manage several ERASMUS projects (KA131 - KA 210 VET) with a few teachers who are willing to give up their personal time, and apply to Erasmus each year to finance the mobilities. The aim is to provide families with the best possible financial support and to be clearly associated with the European program. Last but not least, we have entered a virtuous circle, as we have been approached by European partners to join their partnership projects.