The focus was on improving lifelong learning by enabling the participants (T) to expand their skills in the areas of creativity, flexibility and problem-solving on the one hand and their personal and social skills on the other. The expansion of foreign language skills was also an important goal. A common goal of all project partners was the further development of the adaptation of the levels within the European Qualifications Framework.
The BBS Fredenberg has a predominantly technical profile. In addition, it currently offers a wide range of other subjects for 2,300 pupils, including food crafts, personal care, home economics, nursing and social pedagogy. The first school partnership dates back to 1994. We have been submitting Erasmus+ applications since 2015. The school has a 10-member steering group for European activities, which meets monthly.