The Mayor of Benidorm, Antonio Pérez, presented “Europass” diplomas this morning at the Lope de Vega International School to students who participated in the “European Work Experience V” vocational training student mobility project. The ceremony, held at 11:00 a.m. in the school's auditorium, coincided with the recent celebration of European Vocational Skills Week.
During the event, representatives from the Lope de Vega School spoke, and one of the students who was in Northern Ireland shared his experience, encouraging the current first-year Tcafmn students not to miss this opportunity offered by the School to do their internships abroad, which in his case he considered very positive.
The Europass Mobility project is co-financed by the Erasmus program and involved seven students completing a three-month internship in Ireland, Northern Ireland, and Malta. After a selection process, they all worked in companies related to multi-adventure sports and the natural environment.
Lope de Vega is part of a consortium of 18 schools in the Valencian Community grouped under the acronym EWE (European Working Experience). This initiative offers students the opportunity to complete internships abroad, improving their English and gaining international experience that will enhance their professional resumes.
