ERASMUS + KA1

CIFP MEKA LHII has been involved in the ERASMUS and LEONARDO DA VINCI sectoral projects since 2007, as part of the European Union's Lifelong Learning Programme.

The main objectives are:

• To encourage our students to learn foreign languages.
• To improve their professional and personal skills.
• To help our students adapt to the demands of the labour market at the EU level.
• To contribute to the acquisition of specific skills and improve their understanding of the economic and social environment of the host country, as well as gaining work experience.
• The experience itself brings maturity and a greater understanding of the global world, improving the student's entrepreneurial skills.

ERASMUS + KA2

TEAM WE

The project idea is to involve teachers and students from different fields of education (social and health care, computer science, electrical/mechanical engineering) in solving real problems related to welfare technology, in collaboration with companies and institutions from the field of social and health care. The focus will be on elderly care, without excluding other work or care environments. The problems are either related to existing wellness technologies or can be solved with wellness technology that is not yet being used in the workplace.

The DESIGN THINKING methodology offers tools for problem-solving. From a pedagogical perspective, teachers participating in the project will acquire and use skills in team teaching, problem, and phenomenon-based teaching, and FLIPPED LEARNING methodology.

EC EUVET

The main objective of this project is to share knowledge of the technology that is being developed in welfare. Coordinated by the vocational training centre ZBC in Denmark, we have participated in this project with institutions from Sweden, Finland, Germany, Greece, Belgium, the Netherlands, and the Basque Country. The project has been carried out by the health and social-health departments of CIFP Meka LHII. Read more and see the results of the project:

ENTREPRENEURS DE L’EUROPE DU DEMAIN

Intending to work on entrepreneurship, both students and teachers from the administrative department of CIFP MEKA LHII have participated in this project. Coordinated by Lycee Saint-Denis from France, a group of schools from Finland, Croatia, Italy, and the Basque Country participated in this project.