Today we had an interesting presentation. Mattias Eriksson, Logistics Manager of ÖoB, shared valuable advice on how to be successful in business with us.
Afterwards the students worked in international teams and came up with unusual and creative business ideas like a mobile phone coffee case.
After lunch we had the opportunity to attend a German lesson with Mr Klein.
The main objective of our ERASMUS+ project is to increase students' knowledge about the business rules and opportunities within the EU. In the theoretical part, students will learn a lot about the differences of starting a business in project partner countries (Austria, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden and the Czech Republic) and about the European labor market. In the practical part, students gain new knowledge, skills and experience while presenting their training companies.
Wednesday, 27 April 2016
Sweden Day 3
On our third day we went by train to Linköping from where we took the bus to the Swedish aircraft museum. Standing next to the big planes hearing about their history was pretty impressive.
In the afternoon we visited Gamla Linköping, an open air museum of the old town of Linköping. The highlight was definitely candy shopping in the old stores.
In the afternoon we visited Gamla Linköping, an open air museum of the old town of Linköping. The highlight was definitely candy shopping in the old stores.
Monday, 25 April 2016
Sweden Day 2
25 April 2016
Some of us went to school by bike, Simon even on a tandem. Today we started with a tour of the school. Our first impression: there is a lot of space!!!! For studying as well as relaxing. In Sweden, everybody seems to be relaxed.
Then we were split up into international teams and sent on a treasure hunt through Mjölby. So we got the chance to get to know the village better, but also each other. Temperatures just above zero and sunshine.
After having lunch at school we enjoyed a presentation about Sweden, which was - let's put it that way- unusual, charming and hilariously funny.
In the afternoon all the students held their presentation about the labour market in their countries.
Some of us went to school by bike, Simon even on a tandem. Today we started with a tour of the school. Our first impression: there is a lot of space!!!! For studying as well as relaxing. In Sweden, everybody seems to be relaxed.
Then we were split up into international teams and sent on a treasure hunt through Mjölby. So we got the chance to get to know the village better, but also each other. Temperatures just above zero and sunshine.
After having lunch at school we enjoyed a presentation about Sweden, which was - let's put it that way- unusual, charming and hilariously funny.
In the afternoon all the students held their presentation about the labour market in their countries.
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