Tag: mobilities

Preparing our next mobility to Poland

These past few weeks we have been very busy getting everything ready for our trip to Poland, where we will exchange our experiences with our European partners. Our next LTT activity in Poland is called “Local Social Entrepreneurs”.

There, we will analyze more in depth how we can develop our entrepreneurial skills. Every country will also share information from their research on local entrepreneurs.

Students from IES Pablo Picasso visiting NAIM association, which works with socially disadvantaged persons

Moreover, we will talk briefly about how the creation of our mini-companies is going.

Meeting of the Erasmus students’ group in IES Pablo Picasso, Malaga

It will be an exciting experience. We will keep you posted.

Disseminating our LTT activity in Croatia

Last November we carried out our fist mobility to Dakovo, in Croatia.

We’re happy to have had our activities published in local press:

To learn more about our work and adventures there, have a look at the video and the poster we’ve prepared:

Here’s the poster in pdf version to print.

And a very interesting video! Hope you enjoy it.

Our Mobility to Croatia

Last week we carried out our mobility in  Dakovo, Croacia.  Our learning teaching training activity “Equal, Yet Unique” has included three different types of activities:

  • social awareness workshops in kindergarten, primary schools and NGOs with children and people with disabilities.
  • workshops on entrepreneurial skills
  • workshops on intercultural skills 

And cultural visits too, of course, to learn about Croatian culture, literature and history!

Here you can check the complete programme of activities and the whole photo album of the activities.

Finally, here’s a video to summarize our adventure:

 

New video by Laura Moreno Egea / Google Photos

In the video, you can see some pictures from Budapest too. The Spanish team was lucky enough to have the chance of spending some time in Budapest on their way to Dakovo and Kati and Erika, Hungarian teachers were so kind as to offer a guided tour around the city (the Spanish team is really grateful!).