The school's educational project includes a strong focus on international outreach. In this context, it strives each year to improve its range of international projects, particularly those offered through the Erasmus+ programme. This includes organising incoming and outgoing mobility for its students and staff for internships, teaching or training, as well as actions aimed at developing transnational partnerships in order to offer more and more international activities and thus provide more opportunities for the educational community (primarily students). The 2023/2025 project has therefore continued to pursue the objectives set several years ago, namely: - to offer learners individual training pathways that are increasingly open to international opportunities - to diversify professional learning by incorporating international professional experiences - building a sense of belonging to the EU while offering each participant the opportunity for personal development through international experience - promoting the exchange of good practices and the sharing of learning, training and teaching experiences - developing and diversifying the network of transnational and inter-institutional partners The school offered 26 internship placements for BTS students in countries such as Ireland, Spain, Portugal and Malta, while four training and teaching placements were organised for staff. At the same time, efforts to develop new partnerships and set up new collaborative projects continued, as did the search for new companies to host internships. This project therefore saw a 15% increase in the total number of mobility programmes compared to the previous project, which had also seen an increase.