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Tartu Art School has been awarded the Erasmus+ Mobility Charter, which means that our students, teachers, and other staff have a constant opportunity to participate in international mobility, either for internships, professional training, or job shadowing. The Charter has opened up many new opportunities for the school community, vastly increasing the number of mobilities and adding a global dimension to their geographical scope. Our mobilities have reached as far as Peru, Indonesia, Australia and Japan.
With the international mobility and cooperation, we aim at better preparation of our students and staff to engage in increasingly international worklife and professional activities, and to feel at home in multicultural teams and work environments. That’s why, when organising foreign internships, job shadowing, and international cooperation projects, we pay equal attention to activities that develop not only professional but also social, linguistic, and cultural knowledge and skills.
During 2007–2014, we carried out about 14 mobility and cooperation projects within the Lifelong Learning Programme and Nordplus. Since then, we have implemented dozens of international projects within Erasmus+, ESF, and EEA and Norway grants, as well as within professional contacts and partner network created over the years. There is always something going on and something in preparation. During nearly twenty years of active international engagement, hundreds of students and staff members have participated in Erasmus+ mobilities and many other exciting transnational activities.
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A list of our partners in Europe:
G. Mazzatinti Gubbio Art High School, Italy
Reykjavik Borgarholtsskóli
Lybecker Institute of Crafts and Design, Finland
Städtische Berufsschule für Buchbindetechnik und Fotografie, Munich, Germany
Reykjavik Art School
Grafikwerkstatt Dresden
Gullkistan Centre for Creativity Island
Hyria Education, Finland
Istituto Omnicomprensivo Polovalboite Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy
Jyväskylä Educational Consortium, Finland
Education & Mobility Bilbao
Keuda Vocational College, Pekka Halonen Academy Finland
Liepaja School of Music, Art and Design, Latvia
Lycée des Métiers Toulouse-Lautrec, France
Marijampolės profesinio rencimo centras, Lithuania
Riveria, Finland
Plymouth College Of Art, UK
Jana Rozentāla Rīgas Mākslas vidusskola, Latvia
Sataedu Vocational Institute, Finland
Balassi Bálint Nyolcévfolyamos Gimnázium, Hungary
Centro Zalima, Spain
Ljubljana Secondary School of Multimedia and Graphic Technology
Design Forum Finland
Sastamala Educational Consortium, Finland
Ikaalinen College of Craft and Design, Finland
Vision West Nottinghamshire College, UK
College of Design and School of Art of Burgos
European Centre of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Burgos, Spain
Riga School of Design and Art
European Era, Málaga, Spain
Escuela de Idiomas Carlos V, Sevilla, Spain
Mosaic // Culture & Creativity, Greece
Omnia, Finland
And many others…
