KA1 Mobility Accreditation
In the framework of the Erasmus Mobility+ project, the 2026/27 a number of student internships with foreign employers. Even our colleagues from the teaching staff were able to look abroad and develop professionally through shadowing - job shadowing.
Spain, Barcelona (11 June – 10 September 2026) long-term placement
Deadline: 11 June – 10 September 2026
Number of participants: 2 students
Once again this year, our graduates took part in as part of the Erasmus Mobility+ programme, long-term work placements in in Barcelona, Spain. The students spent three months working at engineering firms in line with their specialisms, andapplied the knowledge they had gained throughout their studies and expanded their professional portfolios.
The students first had to write a CV and a cover letter, on the basis of which they were selected for the placement. After successfully passing their A-levels, the selected students, Šimon Holek and Jakub Štifter, set off on a three-month placement.
In addition to their work duties, the students also practiced their English language skills. This great experience abroad brought with it many positives. One of them is the confirmation of the work placement in the Europass of the students, who will be able to put it on their professional CV. In addition, thanks to the fact that the school management managed to obtain funding for this internship from the Erasmus Mobility+ programme, the students had their stay paid for.
For more information on mobilities, see Erasmus+ or in the article about the internship.
Ireland, Dublin (11–24 October) – short-term placement
Deadline: 11–24 October 2026
Number of participants: 10 + supervising teacher + shadow teacher
From 11 to 24 October, ten selected fourth-year students will take part in a professional placement in Dublin, Ireland, as part of the Erasmus+ Mobility programme. The supervising teacher is Mgr. Radek Mach, and Mgr. Jakub Hanák will accompany the group as an observer.
Depending on their specialisation, the students were placed with Irish companies in the fields of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, IT, automation and programming, where they became involved in day-to-day workplace operations. This will enable them to gain valuable practical experience, practise technical English and familiarise themselves with the working environment abroad.
The mobility programme also includes a sightseeing programme – a guided tour of Dublin’s historic centre and a trip to the seaside town of Howth (part of the Howth Cliff Walk)
For more information on mobilities, see Erasmus+ or in the article about the work placement.
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