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Our small team from the Szekler land packed their suitcases and set off for sunny, warm Valencia, in the south of Spain. Despite the sunshine and idyllic surroundings, the small team of four did not go on vacation, as they boarded a plane for work. VET PACT, our Erasmus+ supported program, had an expert meeting. If you follow the news about our project, you may have already heard that we are currently at the end of the research phase. All partner countries, namely Argentina, El Salvador, Colombia, Hungary, Romania, and Spain, are trying to complete the surveys and interviews, but detailed results have already been obtained. These results were analysed and discussed during the event.
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The first day was more about getting to know each other. Getting to know each other, as this was the first time our experts had the opportunity to meet in real life. Getting to know our hosts and their office, the Joves\u00f3lides organization in Spain took care of us during our stay in Valencia. Also, getting
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On Sunday and Monday, on the second and third days of the meeting, the focus was on evaluating and processing the research results, and discussing what improvements and tasks await the partners after the meeting. On Tuesday, we got to know and got to discover the city. In the morning, we had the opportunity to take a guided tour where we could learn about the history of this wonderful city and see it\u2019s not-so-hidden treasures.
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On Wednesday (actually, on Monday) we changed locations and visited the vocational school in Spain, which is also a partner in the project. We could see what the facilities of the Spanish school are like, we could compare the teaching methods there with those at home, and good practices were shared by the teachers there.
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