The project aims to make students aware of the realities of being a European citizen. It enriches these students from both a personal and professional perspective, encompassing European values and principles, mobility, equality, freedom, fraternity... these are part of the values fostered through these mobilities. Our students have enriched themselves by getting to know other European citizens, different cultures, and other ways of doing things while using various European languages. They have become aware of the great importance of the natural environment where we live, and the ecological values that help us respect our surroundings. It has contributed to students who had never left their rural town taking a plane for the first time and traveling to another country. The planned mobilities have been carried out, and students with financial difficulties have been able to participate thanks to the budget provided by Europe. These students have had to fend for themselves, as many of them are overprotected by their families. They have made friends, intertwined lives helping to weave strong threads that contribute to making Europe better and stronger. The goal has been successfully achieved, as evidenced by the fact that every year we have more students who want to participate in the Erasmus+ program.For the implementation of these mobility programs, we have an information system in place for students where the criteria and scoring for selecting participants in the mobilities are published. We hold various meetings throughout the year discussing experiences from previous years, giving advice, and providing guidance. Students have the opportunity to take a language course before the mobility. Several teachers have traveled to support the students to help with arrangements at the beginning and to promote the success of the mobilities.