The ceremony presenting Europass Mobility Certificates to students of the Forestry Technical School and the Construction Technical School who completed a month-long vocational internship in Leipzig, Germany, in 2016, took place on Thursday, 9 February, in the auditorium of the Construction School Complex. As we read on the school’s Facebook profile:
The crowning achievement of your internships abroad are these Europass certificates, ceremonially presented today by the school principal and guests invited to the ceremony. This important document confirms the professional skills you acquired in Germany and may also be a passport to your dream job in the future. Congratulations.
At the turn of May and June, a group of 30 students from the Forestry Technical School completed an internship in Leipzig, improving their professional skills and qualifications as part of the project “Organisation of forests of different ownership types using Germany as an example”. The organisation and implementation of this internship received a very high rating from the National Agency of the Erasmus+ Programme and representatives of the Ministry of Development from Warsaw who visited during its course.
Meanwhile, the second group of 30 students from the Construction Technical School travelled to Germany at the turn of September and October 2016 for a month-long vocational internship devoted to the topic “Passive houses – the future of the construction industry”. In the near future, more and more houses using modern energy-efficient technologies will be built in our region and country. The school is already training specialists in this field.
The Construction School Complex is the leader among schools in Powiat Bolesławiecki in implementing vocational internships for young people from all fields of education: technical and vocational.
Between 2004 and 2014, as part of the Leonardo da Vinci “Lifelong Learning” programme, the Construction School Complex sent school students to Germany 10 times so that they could improve their professional skills and qualifications. In total, 310 students from technical classes benefited from the programme (total funding: 658,984 euros).
Since 2015, the school has already implemented three internship projects under the Erasmus+ programme, through which 90 students travelled to Germany – total funding: 204,432 euros (PLN 859,466.37).
In total, since 2004, under both programmes the Construction School Complex has managed to send 400 students to Germany for month-long internships, with total funding of 863,416 euros (over PLN 3 million).
More photos are available on the Construction School Complex Community in Bolesławiec.