EVST – European Vocational Skills Training

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EVST – European Vocational Skills Training



What is a European Vocational Skills Project?

„An EVST-Project deals with thematic areas, which are also relevant for vocational training. Abroad you research related information, while you are learning a lot about the country - its people and the culture“.Jennifer, Mobility Student




„You stay a certain time abroad and there you are allowed to solve some tasks concerning your profession, without being attached to the working process in a company.“Maurice, Mobility Student




„This was my best experience with other cultures. My stay abroad was really helpful for me to open my eyes towards this great world!“Paul, Mobility Student



Unlike an internship abroad, you will not be working at a company, but instead will be working on a task (alone, in a pair or in a group) that has to do with the occupation you are training for.

The possibilities are endless:Find out, for example, how people work in your field in Germany, or what is different about your profession in Spain.

Examine what a specific procedure, technique or product looks like in France. Or describe how economic developments affect your field in Poland.

This can also be tied in with the question of what people in other countries know or think about England, for example.




What is a European Vocational Skills Project?The task is to find the relevant information abroad, for example through conversations, interviewing people, visiting companies, doing research on the Internet or sending inquiries by email, through on-site observations, making photos or short videos.

You upload your results in the form of reports, PowerPoint presentations, photos or videos to the EVST project database and can also present these at your school or training company."



What is a European Vocational Skills Project?The task is to find the relevant information abroad, for example through:

conversations, interviewing people, visiting companies, doing research on the Internet or sending inquiries by email, through on-site observations, making photos or short videos.




You upload your results in the form of:reports, PowerPoint presentations, photos or videos

to the EVST project database and can also present these at your school or training company.




If this sounds difficult, don’t worry!

Naturally you will get assistance in the form of a preparatory seminar, a language course in the destination country and supervision and support on site.

The project task will be tailored accordingly to your interests and previous knowledge.

EVST – European Vocational Skills Training

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