IIS Bianchi · Monza — KA120-VET
VET Accreditation
Preparing students to thrive in international work environments: through work placements abroad, we develop entrepreneurial mindset, awareness of sustainability and the ability to operate in multicultural settings — with a dedicated focus on inclusion for those starting from disadvantaged backgrounds.
VETVET Accreditation — Professional Excellence and Sustainable Innovation
The VET (Vocational Education and Training) accreditation is how Bianchi brings its technical students into the European job market — not as observers, but as actual workers, in real companies, in international settings, with growing responsibilities.
Three Programmes, One Shared Approach
Each study programme brings its own focus to mobility:
AFM — Business Administration, Finance and Marketing Placements in international business environments (administrative offices, marketing agencies, commercial companies) to develop entrepreneurial mindset, business English and a direct understanding of European business models.
CAT — Construction, Environment and Land Management Site visits, technical studios and eco-sustainable design practices in partner countries, to compare standards and methodologies with those used in Italy.
TUR — Tourism Internships in the hospitality and experiential tourism sector, with a focus on sustainable itinerary design and the management of international guests.
Our Erasmus Plan Objectives
O1 — Entrepreneurship and the 2030 Agenda Every mobility is designed to encourage students to read the working world critically: understanding how a company operates, how it relates to its environment and community, and how to turn an observation into a concrete idea. Some students go as far as developing their own business concepts during the placement.
O2 — Quality PCTO Tutoring Accompanying teachers and PCTO tutors take part in mobility too, to improve the quality of student support — observing European business practices, building relationships with partners and bringing updated tools back to the classroom.
O3 — Inclusion and Equal Opportunities Erasmus+ funding covers the cost of mobility. This is not a minor detail: it is the reason students who could not otherwise afford an international experience take part every year. The Bianchi's explicit goal is that economic or social background should never be a barrier.
What Students Bring Home
Sector-specific technical skills in a real workplace, a foreign language used on the job (not just in the classroom), the ability to navigate daily life independently in a new country — and, more often than not, a clearer sense of direction for life after graduation.