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Erasmus Days at IS “Attilio Romanò”: from past experiences to new European perspectives

The event encourages the school community to explore and reflect on the value of international cooperation, cultural exchange and innovative learning in building the skills of the future, without borders. The focus will be on inclusion, digital education, environmental sustainability, active citizenship and the development of professional skills in a European context, across the fashion, technology and personal care sectors that characterise the Institute’s educational offer.

Students and staff who have already taken part in mobility and international cooperation activities will share their testimonies, showing the educational, professional and personal value of European pathways.

The event will also highlight the Institute’s European vision and its commitment to internationalisation, with particular attention to the contribution of Erasmus+ to the 4+2 pathways in Made in Italy Fashion and Maintenance and Technical Assistance: innovative programmes that bring together school education, higher technological training, businesses and the European labour market. The scope will also extend to the Social and Health Services and Dental Technician programmes, fields in which international mobility can strengthen professional skills, attention to the person and quality of service. Future Erasmus+ accreditations will provide a strategic framework for international mobility, cooperation with European partners, work-based learning and the exchange of good practices.

Programme
– Introduction to Erasmus Days and the Erasmus+ programme;
– The Institute’s European and international experiences, with testimonies from students and staff;
– Skills for the future, mobility and European opportunities;
– The Institute’s internationalisation goals and focus on the 4+2 pathways;
– The role of future Erasmus+ accreditations in supporting innovation, mobility and international cooperation;
– Interactive discussion with students, teachers and staff.

The initiative builds on the school’s experience while looking towards its European future, encouraging the entire school community to embrace internationalisation as a key dimension of education, vocational training and professional development.
Europe starts here: from past experiences to new skills, new opportunities.