Schulleitung
Verwaltung
Lehrkräfte
Schulärztin
Schulpsychologin
Jugendcoach
Sozialarbeit

Arriving in Barcelona Moving to Barcelona for my Erasmus+ project was exciting, but also a big change. Everything was new: the streets, the language, the food, and the daily routine. Barcelona is a very lively city. There are people everywhere, cafes are full, and there is always something happening. My Erasmus+ Project The Erasmus+ project was a great chance to gain work experience abroad. I learned new things during my placement. Working in a new environment was sometimes c

Erasmus+ wasn't just about traveling and hanging out for us. A big part of our days here was actually work. We worked as videographers and photographers for the agency that organizes our programme, visiting companies to film and photograph other Erasmus+ students at their jobs. A Work Day Most days, we got up around 9 in the morning to travel to a company. We always worked in teams of two. At the company, we filmed and took photos, and we talked to the Erasmus+ students worki

When I first got asked if I wanted to do an Erasmus+ internship, I was really excited. I had never been away from home for this long before, and I had never even gone on a trip with my roommates. I felt proud that I got picked, especially because I'm pretty young for this. The First Day I remember my first real day in Barcelona clearly. I looked around and thought: this is crazy, three weeks with the guys in Barcelona. Three weeks sounded like a lot of time back then. I thoug

Three weeks ago, I moved into a small apartment on Carrer Modern in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat for my Erasmus+ work placement. It's technically Barcelona, but locals will tell you it's a different world. The "Tourist Barcelona" My first real encounter with "tourist Barcelona" wasn't as a visitor, it was as a photographer. I had a shoot near Casa Batlló, one of Gaudí's masterpieces. Getting there was hard. The streets were packed with tourists and tour groups. People kept stopp

Rebecca is doing things a little differently! She’s the last of our 24 participants to arrive in her destination country and she’s...