BragaMob, in Braga, Portugal, answers the questions Erasmus+ coordinators ask, and shares news about groups, projects and courses.
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Your school applies for an Erasmus+ KA1 grant; a supporting organisation in Portugal such as BragaMob proposes host companies, houses the group and coordinates the documents of the mobility. In Braga, internships run 6 hours a day, Monday to Friday (30 hours a week), with a company tutor, from 10 days to 1 year.
Read the guide: How do Erasmus+ VET internships work in Portugal?In an Erasmus+ VET internship, the host organisation is the company where the student does the placement. A supporting organisation such as BragaMob proposes companies and organises the logistics, the preparation and the local monitoring; the sending school decides, and keeps the application, the reports and the grant.
Read the guide: Who is the host organisation in an Erasmus+ internship?Who signs each document, and when: before travel, the service agreement (your school and BragaMob) and the Learning Agreement (the participant, your school and the host company); on the last day, the Europass Mobility (issued by your school) and the Certificate of Attendance (issued by BragaMob); after return, the Final Report of the mobility in Braga.
Read the guide: What documents does a school need for an Erasmus+ mobility to Braga?More than 30 fields in nine sectors: hospitality & tourism, industry & mechanics, construction & architecture, ICT & creative media, business & commerce, health & social care, beauty & fashion, agriculture & environment, sports & performing arts. If yours is not listed, ask us.
Read the guide: Which internship fields are available in Braga?In Braga, from a minimum of 10 days up to 1 year, at any time of the year. Groups usually stay 2 to 5 weeks; individual placements up to about 10 weeks.
Read the guide: How long can an Erasmus+ internship be?In 2, 3 and 4-star hotels in the centre of Braga (single, double or triple rooms with breakfast) or, for long mobilities, in houses with shared kitchen and living room. Full or half board with local partners.
Read the guide: Where do participants stay during a mobility in Braga?Yes. BragaMob accepts participants under 18 as long as the group travels with a responsible teacher from the sending school, who stays with the group throughout the mobility.
Read the guide: Can students under 18 take part in an Erasmus+ internship?No. Under Article 5 of the Erasmus+ grant agreement for VET traineeships, every participant must have adequate insurance before the mobility starts, arranged by the sending organisation or the participant: health insurance (the European Health Insurance Card covers basic care in Portugal; a complementary policy is recommended), liability insurance for damage the participant may cause at the workplace, and accident insurance for injuries at the workplace. The Learning Agreement records how each cover has been organised. Tell us which policies your school uses and we will check that the host company's requirements are met.
Read the guide: Is insurance included in an Erasmus+ mobility?6 hours a day, Monday to Friday (30 hours a week), with a lunch break. Internships are part of the participant's training and are not paid.
Read the guide: What are typical working hours in a VET internship in Portugal?The orientation meeting and the tour of Braga, and optional weekend pedagogical visits, each with a pedagogical objective: Braga, Guimarães, Porto, Viana do Castelo, and Lisbon with Fátima.
Read the guide: What are cultural integration activities in an Erasmus+ programme?OID E10053700 and PIC 948817238 identify BragaMob (legal name AplicaProposta, Lda) as an organisation in the Erasmus+ platforms. When a participant works in another company or organisation, that organisation is the host and we send you its details; BragaMob is the host organisation when the activity takes place with us and our team guides it.
Read the guide: What are BragaMob's OID and PIC, and when do you need them?3 items
Participants received their Erasmus+ certificates in front of Braga town hall, with the flags of their countries.
Read more: Certificate day at Praça do MunicípioFrom LLSG in 2014 to C-ENTRE and Digi Empathy in 2024, BragaMob has been a partner in sixteen Erasmus+ cooperation projects.
Read more: 16 KA2 partnership projects since 2014BragaMob's quality management system is certified to NP EN ISO 9001:2015 for support services to international mobility.
Read more: ISO 9001: quality management for international mobility
Tell us the field, the number of participants and the dates. The team that will run your mobility replies with a programme and a quote.
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