1) Schools from Spain, Germany, Finland, Turkey, and France met multiple times between 2013-2015 to coordinate internship opportunities for students through their WebLab program. 2) The program facilitated internships for students from Spain to work in Germany in electrical installation, security systems, and hotel kitchens as well as internships for German students to work in security and fire systems in Spain. 3) Participants concluded that the WebLab program was a good tool for mentoring international internships, facilitated contact between schools for developing internships abroad, and motivated teachers to apply for Leonardo grants while helping learn about professional qualifications in other countries.

1. I.E.S. UNIVERSIDAD LABORAL
Attendance 1st Meeting WebLab
In Essen (Germany) 17th -20th Nov.2013
Heinrich-Hertz-Berufskolleg in
Düsseldorf (Germany)
Universidad Laboral (Albacete) Spain
FLOW : Schools
We had an agreement
between schools

2. 2 Students to working in Electrical Installations and Security
Sistems in a supermarket from 3th to 23th May 2014
2 Students to working in the kitchen hotel Melia Düsseldorf
between July and August 2014
FLOW 1: Albacete to Düsseldorf

3. Internship mentoring students through the weblog ,WhatsApp
and Social Networks

4. 2 Students from Düsseldorf from 9th to 27th
February 2015
Company: Security Sistems and Fire in Albacete
(Spain)
FLOW 2:
Düsseldorf to
Albacete

5. Attendance 2nd Meeting WebLab
Coordinators in Raisio (Finland)
4th -7th March 2014
Attendance 3rd Meeting WebLab
in Tekirdag (Turkey)
26th -28th May 2014

6. Attendance 5th Meeting WebLab
in Paderborn (Germany)
26th -28th May 2014
Attendance 4th Meeting WebLab
Coordinators in Marseille (France)
17th -19th Nov. 2014

7. Final Meeting TOI in Albacete and Toledo 27th-29th

8. Conclusions:
It´s a very good tool to mentoring Internships
abroad
It has facilitated contact between centers for the
development of internships abroad
It has motivated teachers apply for Leonardo
grant
it helps to know the professional qualifications
in other countries