KA1 Programmes
& Courses
We work diligently to match students with companies that align closely with their academic background and career aspirations. Through close collaboration with industry partners, we ensure that placements provide meaningful work experiences that not only build on the students' existing knowledge but also equip them with the skills and insights needed to advance in their chosen careers.
Nursing
Nurses work in homes for the elderly and infirm and are accompanied by one of the employees in the homes. In some cases in later parts of the mobility programme they may be given the opportunity to work and contribute on their own, but this is on a case by case basis and not part of the core programme.
Physiotherapists
Physiotherapists are often placed alongside nursing students. We endeavour to give students to opportunity to practice therapeutic massage or physiotherapy exercises, as well as helping design recovery schedules for patients to follow at home, but the full two week programme will usually incorporate other duties and offer a more holistic approach to care.
Architecture & Engineering
For these occupations, we suggest the REVIT program, which is increasingly becoming the leading application for designing, detailed plans, and project implementation in the world. BIM technology is becoming a leading technology which, among other things, includes design based on green technology. REVIT and BIM technology support sustainable green construction.
Retail
Students of this profession work in various shops, from shops that sell tools, shops that sell IT technology, shops for women's fashion, etc. For these, it is very important to be interested in work as well as a positive attitude towards work and towards the staff with whom they will work.
The recommended number of students of this profession should not exceed 6-8 in one group
IT Services
These occupations work on repairing computers, laptops, mobile phones and video game consoles. In principle, they work in smaller stores that also sell computers and laptops, so they can be included in this part of the service as well.
The recommended number of students in this profession can be up to 7
Catering & Hotel Maintenance
These professions mostly work in restaurants (rarely in hotels) where they are directly involved in the daily tasks of food preparation. In the beginning, the students will probably work on the preparation of the ingredients for salads and cold appetizers, and after a few days of showing interest and knowledge, they can be involved in the preparation and serving of cooked dishes, right up to making the menu for the next day.
Hotel technicians primarily focus on maintaining the hotel, including rooms, the main hall, and ancillary spaces. Students with food service experience may assist with breakfast service or work in the hotel restaurant. Additionally, they can learn about other hotel roles, such as reception, back office, and concierge duties, by conversing with department managers. Students should take the initiative to learn as much as possible about the hotel business.
For these professions, the recommended number of students should not exceed 8-9 in one group.
Car Industry
Students in this programme will be placed in car garages, including BMW, Jaguar, Nissan and Ford Garages as well as smaller private autoshops. Generally, students acquire more varied and in-depth experience in smaller garages and have more opportunities for one-on-one learning and education about techniques common in Europe, as well as access to a wider variety of manufacturers and vehicle types.
Digital Media Course
Our digital media course is designed to equip students with the and knowledge needed to succeed in today's fast-paced digital landscape. From digital storytelling to content creation, our comprehensive curriculum covers all the essential topics to help students thrive in the digital world.
Global Citizenship & Sustainability
The Global Citizenship and Sustainability course for Erasmus students is designed to empower participants with a deep understanding of global issues and the importance of sustainable development. Through a multidisciplinary approach, students will explore topics such as environmental stewardship, social justice, and ethical responsibility, preparing them to become informed and proactive global citizens. The course emphasizes critical thinking, cultural awareness, and collaborative problem-solving, equipping students to address complex global challenges in their personal and professional lives.
