1º Expand the international dimension of VET, ensuring equity in access to resources and training. 2º Promote innovative methodologies to highlight VET as a pathway to employment, enhancing student motivation and retention through innovative learning experiences, international mobility, and contact with the European job market. 3º Acquire digital skills and competencies to meet the demands of an increasingly challenging job market.
EU´s greatest contributions is the Erasmus projects. After a reflective process in the coordination of VET, we concluded that intermediate and basic vocational training programs were at a disadvantage compared to the rest of the school. This situation arises from the uncertain belief in rural areas that children must pursue university studies, the isolation from nearby cities, the need to digitalize and implement new methodologies, and motivation issues. In short, the need to broaden horizons.