Erasmus Plus mobility in the construction sector

The main task of the tiler is to clad the walls and floors of different types of buildings with various materials, such as natural stone, earthenware, marble and slate. An internship will enable apprentices to develop new techniques in a foreign country.

The smooth running of a construction site depends entirely on the work of the mason. They ensure that regulations and standards are respected and use a wide variety of materials such as concrete, wood and stone. An internship abroad will enable the apprentice to develop new techniques.

The professional installs cables, sockets and other electrical panels and then carries out tests after defining the correct locations. An internship abroad in this field will enable young apprentices to discover new methods in a foreign language.

The professional prepares and follows up refurbishment and finishing projects. In these cases, he/she manages the supply of materials. An internship in this field will enable young apprentices to discover new techniques in a foreign country.

The carpenter’s main occupation is woodworking. He repairs, manufactures and installs wardrobes, stairs and parquet floors. They are quite versatile professionals. An internship in this field will allow young apprentices to discover new techniques in a foreign country.

The professional works in private homes, on construction sites or in companies. Often, the plumber is also a heating engineer. They collect and study the plans provided by the architects. An internship abroad allows the apprentice to develop new skills.

The role of the cabinetmaker is to follow the different stages of a project from conception to completion. They also restore antique wooden furniture. An internship in this field will allow the apprentice to discover new methods in a foreign country.