Polish schools send students on Erasmus+ exchanges to Spain and Italy

Two Polish schools concluded Erasmus+ mobility projects that placed students in workplaces and classrooms abroad. At the Zespół Szkół Ekonomicznych i Technicznych in Pasłęk, 55,285 EUR funded a June 2026 program that sent pupils to firms in Seville and Granada, where they gained professional experience, language skills and cultural awareness. The ceremony was attended by the school director Marian Matuszczak and local officials, who highlighted the impact on students’ confidence and future employability.

In Łask, a group of fifteen students from the Special School for Disabled Youth completed a two‑week stay at Liceo Caterina Percoto in Udine, Italy, in May 2026. The fully funded trip, part of the “Z Europą za pan brat” project, enabled participants with learning difficulties to practice independence, work with Italian peers, and explore local heritage sites. Director Iwona Rynkowska praised the students’ progress and the project’s role in breaking barriers.

Both initiatives were financed by the European Union’s Erasmus+ programme and aimed to develop vocational competencies, language proficiency and intercultural understanding among Polish youth.