

Mobiliteach In-depth sectoral specialisation for VET trainers
A European project bringing together Vocational Education and Training, STE(A)M, Hospitality, Tourism and Work-Based Learning to develop more modern, interdisciplinary and engaging teaching approaches.
Science · Technology · Engineering · Arts · Mathematics connected with Tourism, Hospitality and WBL.
Cross-disciplinary teaching for modern VET
Mobiliteach was designed to strengthen the capabilities of VET trainers, managers and education professionals through new interdisciplinary approaches and international exchange of good practices.
Learning becomes stronger when disciplines connect
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics can be integrated into professional fields such as cooking, hospitality and tourism, creating more experiential, engaging and meaningful learning experiences.
Interdisciplinary learning
Different scientific and professional fields are combined through common learning activities and practical educational scenarios.
Work-Based Learning
Teaching, mobility and real professional experience are connected within the learning process.
European cooperation
Trainers, schools, mobility providers and organisations cooperate across national borders.
What Mobiliteach aimed to achieve
Improving the quality and effectiveness of vocational education and training.
Developing and integrating interdisciplinary methods into teaching.
Strengthening the competences of trainers, managers and VET professionals.
Integrating mobility and workplace-learning experiences into educational programmes.
Cooperation between VET providers, education institutions, mobility specialists and enterprises.
Applying STE(A)M to Tourism, Hospitality, food and professional learning.
Mobiliteach as a Good Practice
PRACTICE Recognised by the National Agency
Recognition of European cooperation
The Mobiliteach Sectoral project, completed in May 2022, was selected as a good practice by the National Agency.
This recognition reflects the project’s contribution to improving teaching practices, developing Work-Based Learning strategies and building a collaborative international VET network.
Four training activities across Europe
Activities were delivered both online and face-to-face, focusing on interdisciplinary teaching, STEAM, Hospitality, Tourism and international mobility.
First Training Event
The first training activity was organised online, with participants from Greece, Albania, Germany and Portugal.
- Interdisciplinary Didactics
- Machine Learning
- Project Cycle Management
- Logical Framework Approach
Hospitality, Tourism & STEAM
At EHF – Fátima Hospitality School, participants combined theoretical training with hands-on activities in professional training kitchens.
- 3D Printing & QR Codes
- Internet of Things
- Molecular Cooking
- Religious Tourism
Thematic S.A.E.K. Egaleo hosts Europe
Trainers and VET professionals from Italy, Portugal, Germany, Albania and Greece worked together on new training and teaching strategies.
- STEAM in VET curricula
- Industry 4.0 in Hospitality
- STEAM & special dietary needs
- 21st-century skills
Science, Design Thinking & Robotics
At Fondazione Golinelli and Uniser, participants explored innovative educational practices, digital technologies and interdisciplinary learning.
- Food Science & Society
- Molecular Gastronomy
- Design Thinking
- Digital Code Lab & social robot
Learning through cooperation and experience
The training activities were based on peer-learning approaches, creating bridges between trainers from different specialisations and organisations working in Tourism, Hospitality, education and mobility.
The European team
Athens as a European learning environment
In November 2021, Thematic S.A.E.K. Egaleo hosted the third Mobiliteach training activity, welcoming VET trainers and professionals from several European countries to Egaleo. Over four days, cooperation focused on STEAM, Industry 4.0, Hospitality, special dietary needs and 21st-century skills.
Discover Mobiliteach
Learn more about the project, its training activities and international cooperation in Vocational Education and Training.
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