The project contemplated the possibility of sending 3 students and 2 teachers abroad for 2 months, in order to acquire European knowledge and techniques that will be useful for starting their professional careers. In this way, it sought to improve the inclusion and employability of our students. Additionally, it is expected that the mobility of students and teachers will allow learning in real work environments and the establishment of international networks.
The project arises from the need to improve the employability of students in the Vocational Training Program in Clothing and Fashion in the Canary Islands, an ultra-peripheral European region characterized by its small size and dependence on tourism in its industrial fabric, such as the island of Lanzarote. Aware of these difficulties, our organization has decided to be part of the Erasmus program with the aim of internationalizing our center and providing our students with the opportunity to im