Erasmus +
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The Erasmus+ and EWE Project
The EWE Consortium comprises 25 educational centers in the Valencian Community, all within the Physical Activities and Sports vocational field. This Consortium is managed by a committee made up of an internationalization coordinator from each participating educational center, under the direction of the Consortium's general coordinator. The beneficiary and responsible party for ensuring that all the established objectives are met is IES La Creueta in Onil.
Our educational center, Lope de Vega International School, has been part of the EWE Consortium since 2014.
Student mobility
The consortium specializes in Erasmus+ mobility programs under KA121. These programs involve students in intermediate and basic vocational training programs, as well as teaching and non-teaching staff. For students, the mobility type is work placement. Students complete all the required work placements that qualify them for their vocational training qualification.
The Councillor for Education of Benidorm presents the “Europass Mobility” to six students of Lope de Vega
Today, November 24th, the Councilor for Education of Benidorm, Maite Moreno, presented the “Europass Mobility” certificate to six students from the Lope de Vega International School. This official document records the work experience of students who complete their internships abroad. The presentation took place at an event held today, November 24th.
Duration
The duration of these mobility periods is 90 days of training in companies, thus giving vocational training students the opportunity to fully complete their on-the-job training (FCT) in Europe and fulfill the required training hours in the on-the-job training module.
The Erasmus Accreditation obtained in 2021 for the Erasmus 21/27 program by the Consortium makes it easier for the affiliated centers to undertake European mobility programs aimed at all the professional families represented in the centers of the Consortium, with the professional family of Physical and Sports Activities being the basis.
Faculty mobility
The mobility of teaching and non-teaching staff is mainly developed in periods of observation in companies in the sector (Job shadowing) and training courses; for the Consortium it is vital to facilitate the European mobility of staff from educational centers.
Erasmus+ traineeships
Erasmus+ is the EU program to support education, training, youth and sport in Europe.
Multilingualism. One of the program's objectives is to promote learning and linguistic diversity so that participants acquire the necessary skills to enter the job market and make the most of available opportunities.
Competencies. Erasmus+ supports the development of digital skills and stimulates innovation and the use of information and communication technologies.
Against climate change.
Erasmus+ promotes environmental stewardship in all
projects and incorporates the concept of sustainable or ecological travel, trips in which low-emission means of transport are used.
Success of the internship.
To verify the success of the practices, these must be accompanied by a document with the approval of the international coordinator.
Against climate change.
Erasmus+ promotes environmental stewardship in all
projects and incorporates the concept of sustainable or ecological travel, trips in which low-emission means of transport are used.
To verify the success of the internships, these must be accompanied by a document with the approval of the international coordinator.
1st International Erasmus Experiences Sharing Fair – Lope de Vega International School
This fair, in which centers from all over Spain have participated, has been a meeting place to share ERASMUS+ programs and experiences, connecting educational centers, teachers, students and professionals from all over Europe.
Facts & figures for registration
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Students in their second year of the Technical Degree in Guiding in the Natural Environment and Leisure Time (TGUMN) who wish to undertake internships abroad can apply for the Erasmus+ grant.
To register, you must contact the head of studies for the cycle.
Students in their second year of the Technical Degree in Guiding in the Natural Environment and Leisure Activities who wish to undertake internships abroad can apply for the Erasmus+ grant.
To register, you must contact the head of studies for the cycle
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