What are Erasmus+ scholarships?
Erasmus+ Mobility Grants are an opportunity for personal and professional development that can be carried out in two formats:
- Internships in European countries
- Stays to study part of the training cycle in a European center that has an Erasmus+ charter
At Institut Poblenou, we offer students the opportunity to pursue either of these two options. We are also members of Netinvet, a European network of centers that teach the International Trade specialty.
Which countries participate in Erasmus+ mobility exchanges?
Erasmus scholarships are preferably carried out in the programme countries:
- The European Union, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, North Macedonia, Türkiye and Serbia
However, the new Erasmus program offers the exceptional opportunity to spend time in any country in the world.
Duration and Requirements
The expected duration for internships is 3 months (2 months if carried out in France).
International Trade students can also undertake an Erasmus study abroad program at one of our French partner centers for a minimum duration of three months.
Outside of the Erasmus program, International Trade students can opt for two- or three-week language exchange stays in France (Dunkirk, Lyon, or Cachan).
Selection criteria
We guarantee equal opportunities and maximum transparency in the selection process. For this reason, we have defined criteria for evaluating student applications.
You can consult the selection criteria through the following link:
IMPORTANT:
- All students who have previously rejected an Erasmus+ grant without justification will not be eligible to reapply.
- If the selected student stops attending class or is reprimanded, they will lose the right to the scholarship.
Recognition for foreign students studying Erasmus+ at Institut Poblenou
In order to recognize the training received at our school by European students who undertake mobility, we issue report cards certifying the names, codes, hours of each training unit, ECTS equivalency, and grades obtained.
To complete an internship or FCT, before starting, an agreement is drawn up that must be signed by the student, the company, and the student’s training center.
Recognition for Institut Poblenou students completing internships with an Erasmus+ scholarship
To recognize the FCT internships completed by our students through an Erasmus scholarship, Institut Poblenou uses the Qbid computerized recognition system, which allows the internship hours completed to be validated within their academic curriculum for the academic year they are enrolled in. In addition to this recognition, participating students will receive a document equivalent to the Europass Diploma Supplement.
Would you like to participate in one of our mobility projects?
In that case, please contact our mobility coordinator, Dolors Menor. You can do so by email at mobilitat@iespoblenou.org or by phone at +34/932253812.
Scholarships for teachers
Erasmus+ also offers teachers the opportunity to enjoy international mobility experiences. For teachers, two types of grants are offered: the training grant and the teaching grant.
The training grant aims to allow teachers to visit companies or educational centers with the aim of learning through knowledge sharing, as well as acquiring practical skills.
The teaching grant consists of teaching for a specific period as a visiting professor at another vocational training institute that has received an Erasmus Charter.
Selection criteria
- You can consult the selection criteria in our Mobility Blog
INSTITUT POBLENOU accredited Erasmus center
Do you want to stay up to date with all the latest news regarding international mobility at our center?
To stay informed, you can follow the news posted on ourAlta Mobility blog.
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