ERASMUS 2025-2026

Our Erasmus students from the EPJ are approaching the end of the traineeships abroad! They are currently in their last four weeks... 

Ivana, a student from the Administrative Assistant degree, is currently in Gallipoli, Italy working in Administration for a company that has gyms in the city. She is enjoying very much the nice weather in the south of Italy.

However, Diego, from the Marketing and Adverting degree, is in Tallinn, Estonia where spring is not completely present yet. He is helping one of our former students, David, which was hired by the company where he did his traineeship.

Helena is currently putting into practice all that she has learnt in her degree of International Trade in a Chamber of Commerce in Budapest, Hungary. She has been in contact with companies that want to bring their business to Hungary.

Inés is the first Dietetics student in 9 years to do her traineeship abroad. She is in Ireland doing some work in a Microbiology lab. She is enjoying it very much!

Finally, Till, also from the Marketing and Advertising degree, is in Lisbon, helping with the social media channels of a small company.

We will wait for they return in June so they can tell us all about their experiences and what they have learnt both professionally and personaly.

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ERASMUS 2023-2024

 We have finally recieved some pictures from our students abroad!

They have been doing their traineeships for a little over a month, and they look happy about it!

Roudayna, a stundent from the International Trade degree, is doing her internship in Limerick, Ireland, helping in a lab doing administrative work; while Jadhira, from th Administrative Assistant degree, is in Dublin, enjoying holidays like St Patrick's Day.

Here we have a picture of David, from the Marketing and Advertising Degree, he is in Tallin, Estonia doing some work for a company that develops software for the Health Industry. It looks like winter is still hanging on up north!

Iris and Paola, also from the Marketing and Advertising degree, are in Poznan, Poland doing some work for a company specialised in user experience and web development. And Álvaro, from the Transport and Logistics degree, is in Budapest, Hungary putting into practice all what he has learnt working for a Chamber of Commerce.

We are very excited to see then when they get back so they can tell us all about their experiences and what they have learnt in these three months!

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ERASMUS+ Experience (Grado Superior)

 It has been a month already since Miguel and Celia left Spain in order to start their internships abroad. Here it is what they have to say about it:

Hi I'm Miguel, I am currently doing my internship at the British Chamber of Commerce in Hungary. My experience here has been nothing but exceptional at the moment, experiencing how business is runned in another country is really mind-opening and broadens your knowledge in every single aspect. From managing the chamber's email to organizing events for the members and non-members to give them a platform to expand their business. As far as life outside work, everything is totally different but still impressive, meeting people from places I never knew existed and the willingness there is to make new friendships is something everyone should experience. I have only great words for this experience, and I'd recommend it to anyone who's interested in widening their knowledge in international businesses and moving out of their comfort zone. This experience makes you grow professionally and personally.

Here is Celia's experience:

My experience doing an internship in another country it's been very good, but sometimes it's strange. Coming to another country alone, with another language, another culture and even another currency.

Maybe the worst part of thi is feeling alone here, but in my case I don’t feel alone most of the time. Sometimes I really enjoy being alone but I’m not alone here, my flatmate for example is a very good girl and we have fun together, even my Turkish friends at the office, we have so many laughs together.

I really enjoy being here in Poznan although the weather is still a bit unstable (today we have a maximum temperature of 7ºC and tomorrow we will be at 16ºC).

At first I thought that the language would be a problem, maybe because I was very shy to talk in English because I thought my level was not very high, but when I arrive here that was not a problem because I can have normal and fluid conversations with almost everyone, but there are sometimes that I don’t know some words and try to explain it with another words, or even invented a word, like ‘place for the planes’ to say ‘airport’ or ‘forest’s policemans’ to say ‘forestry experts’ and we always have lots of laughs.

I’ve met new friends from a lot of countries such as Colombia, Germany, China, Indonesia, Turkey, France and some Polish people, and we had a very good time together.

Very soon they'll be back and they will tell us all about their stay abroad!

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ERASMUS 2023 (Medium Degree/Grado Medio)

This past Saturday, our Administration Assistants going on an Erasmus have already flown to Dublin in order to begin this experience.

We would like to take advantage of this opportunity to say thanks to the Fundació Inform for giving a chance to our students to be able to have this experience.

Iker and Irene were at school some days ago in order to finalize and sign all the paperwork required so they could be prepared to take off in the next few days.

We hope that this is an experiences that they will never forget!

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ERASMUS 2023 (Higher Degree/Grado Superior)

Last week, we kicked off the 2023 Erasmus experience. After many tribulations, Miguel and Celia were finally able to leave Spain and start an amazing adventure!

Miguel, our student from International Trade, in now in Budapest, Hungary; and Celia, from Marketing and Advertising in in Poznan, Poland. We hope that, after their first week of their internship, they are having a great experience!

Before they left, they signed all the paperwork required with our Headmistress and Head of Studies.

This is just the beginning of a great adventure!

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Jornadas de Movilidad Erasmus+ de Educación Superior. 35 años Erasmus+

A few weeks ago, we were able to participate in the Jornadas de Movilidad Erasmus+ de Educación Superior. Proyectos de Movilidad de Estudiantes y Personal de Educación Superior Financiada con fondos de política interior (KA131-HED). Erasmus+: 35 Años de éxitos.

We are very grateful, because each year, we get to know more about the Erasmus+ Programme and we also get answers to the questions that have arised on the previous school year.

I was also a grate experience to be able to share and listen to colleagues of other centres around Spain share their experiences.

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They're are BACK!

After two, almost three months, our ERASMUS students are back and happier than ever after so many great experiences!!

Valentina and Wendy are very excites to be back and tell us allbout their experience in Dublin. Their coman tutora have given them excepcional final evaluaciones.

The students from Grado Superior are back just in time for them to present their Senior Project with all their classmates during the hottest days of the Heat wave we have had in Madrid these past few days...

Welcome back!

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ERASMUS in Poznan, Poland

They are closer to coming back home than their beginning of their Erasmus Experience, but they seem to be enjoying it a Lot and having wonderful experiences.

Just a feo weeks ago they were getting ready and now, they are getting ready to get back home after an increíble experience that all of them will remember forever.

Here is what Marina has to say:

"My experience in this Erasmus has completely exceeded my expectations. It is a unique experience, where I am growing as a person and in the field of my knowledge. I am improving my English and in the company I am learning in a pragmatic way to translate everything I have learned at school. In addition, we are traveling a lot and meeting wonderful people, I have made many new friends with whom I am sharing incredible and unique experiences."

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ERASMUS in Tallinn, Estonia

David has already been in Estonia for a month, and even though it is already Spring, it seems that he Stills quite some more Snow to experience during has traineeship in Tallinn.

Here you have some of has thoughts:

"El trabajo me gusta mucho y lo estoy disfrutando bastante ya que está muy relacionado con lo que hemos estudiado en el grado, hago varias tareas como redes sociales (diseño de las imágenes y realización de los textos para dichas publicaciones), incluyo contenido en la app (procedimientos médicos) y sobretodo hago investigación de los diferentes mercados como Letonia, Polonia, Finlandia etc... Principalmente busco socios comerciales, regulaciones bancarias para realizar cobros y recibir pagos, localizo nuestro target en los países (compañías de seguros, hospitales, escuelas etc...) Y la verdad esque es bastante entretenido, pero también es un trabajo exigente y requiere mucha concentración y tiempo.

En cuanto a la vida aquí está muy bien pero no se compara con España ya que el cambio es bastante grande en ciertos aspectos como por ejemplo como es el carácter de la gente aquí, son muy desconfiados y en ocasiones pueden llegar a ser demasiado fríos pero cuando hablas con ellos y te relacionas son bastante majos. Tambien he conocido a mucha gente de España y de otro países como Holanda, Grecia, Italia, Rusia y la verdad es que con ellos estoy muy bien, salimos siempre a hacer muchos planes como visitar sitios turísticos, ir a tomar algo o ir de fiesta, la verdad es que son gente muy maja. Hace cosa de 2 semanas visité Letonia y pase allí el fin de semana con una amiga y estuvo muy bien, fue un viaje que repetiría seguro en un futuro y dentro de poco tenemos planeado ir a Helsinki para encontrarnos allí los de Erasmus de las Javerianas.

En general todo muy bien y muy contento aunque echo de menos a mi familia y amigos de España "

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ERASMUS in Dublin, Ireland

Valentina and Wendy are enjoying their time in Dublin while doing their work traineeship. They have been lucky and the arrived in Ireland Just in time to be able to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day with the Irish and following their traditions.

Here you have some of the reflections that Wendy and Valentina have done:

"I've been here a month now and I think I'm used to the city, the transport and the people.

Fun fact: there are a lot of people who speak Spanish in the city whether they are from Spain or South America. In general, shops close quite early, with the exception of supermarkets (some) and bars. The weather is crazy but I'm used to it. They love to ride bikes everywhere. The city is really beautiful and whenever I'm walking I find something new to see.”

"I have visited the Cliffs of Moher and also Galway, a small coastal town in the west of Ireland. It has been an interesting experience."

 

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Comienzan las movilidades ERASMUS+

En estos últimos días hemos estado revisando y firmando los Convenios de Subvención de nuestros alumnos Erasmus del curso 2021-2022.

Retomamos con mucha ilusión estas movilidades después de los dos años de pandemia, y aunque todavía tenemos que ser precavidos, estamos muy contentos desde la Escuela Profesional Javeriana de que nuestros alumnos puedan volver a tener la posibilidad de disfrutar de una experiencia Erasmus.

During the last few days we have been revising and signing the Grant Agreements of our 2021-2022 Erasmus students.

We aire very happy to resume these mobilities after two long years of pandemia, and even though we still have to be careful, we are very excited at the Escuela Profesional Javeriana since our students are able to have and enjoy such a wonderful experience thanks to the Erasmus+ Programme.

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EUROPEAN UNION DAY 2021

This upcoming Sunday, May 9th is the European Union Day. Because of this we are challenging you to do one of these tests to see how much you know about the European Union.

In this day and age, it is important to know what we are part of, because it obviously affects our present, has marked our past and is going to affect our future.

Here you have links to the four tests available in the European Union website:

1. What is the European Union?

2. How does the European Union work?

3. How is the European Union relevant to your daily life?

4. What’s on the European Union agenda?

Good luck!

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Looking for a job in the European Union: EURES

If you are interested in finding a job abroad, EURES, the European Job Mobility Portal, is a good choice. 

You can click on the picture to visit their website and accede to around 3.000.000 vacancies available.

They also offer information about public aids for doing interviews abroad, language training before moving... (Targeted Mobility Schemes). There are two possibilities: Your first Eures Job for people under 35 and Reactivate for people over 35.

You can find more information on their social networks:

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ERASMUS 2020-2021

 

Hello everyone!

As you may know, we are back on track with the Erasmus+ Programme. Even though we are in the middle of a worldwide pandemic, we are still hopeful and we want to provide our students with the best opportunities that they could have while they study with us.

Usually, by this time of the year we are in the midst of interviews with the different companies that collaborate with us; but since we couldn't do the selection process last April due to a whole country lockdown and ending the school year online without being able to see our students at least once before the summer holidays, we are doing it now.

All students in their second year at the EPJ are welcomed to start the selection process. To do so, you need to send the following documents to the ERASMUS e-mail from the Escuela Profesional Javeriana:

• Your CV (Curriculum Vitae) in English following the EUROPASS format
• Cover Letter / Presentation Letter explaining why you want to be an Erasmus student from the EPJ.
• Document by the bank or family members stating that you have either enough savings or that they are willing to help you economically through the three months that internships last

All documents must be submitted by Friday 30th of October at 23:59.

We are contacting the companies and establishments that usually collaborate with us to see how they are doing after their respectives lockdowns and hoping that they are being safe and wishing them the best. Thankfully, most of them are back to business as normal, without any major incidents!

As soon as we have all the documents, we will start the process of interviewing with each candidate and assessing their English level in order to make the final decision.

Good luck!

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ERASMUS+ 2020 KICK OFF

Hello everyone!

After a very busy month of February our Erasmus+ students are ready and eager to spread their wings and live new experiences.

María José and Natalia are getting ready to fly to the UK. It has been a very stressful beginning of the year because we didn't know what could happen because of the Brexit and how it would affect their internship.

Thankfully, everything has been set, and they are good to go and learn a lot about imports and exports.

Natascha and Luis Eduardo are going to go to Poland and be a little bit cold at the beginning; hopefully they are ready for it. They are going to be more involved in regards to marketing and also administrative work.

Finally, Luis is going to Ireland and enjoy the beautiful scenery they have. His internship is also closely related to administrative work.

We wish them all the best and hopefully they'll come back with a better knowledge of English and much more independent.

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10 years being ERASMUS+

Ten years ago we sent our first Erasmus students on an adventure, but it wasn't only an adventure for them, it was also for us, the ones that stayed behind making sure that their experience was going well and being their homebase in case something went wrong.

We can definitely say that the beginnings weren't easy: the administrative work in order to be and Erasmus+ institution, looking for companies that would welcome our students during three months to do practice work, but also to advise them in any doubts they could have about living in that foreign country, and so many more hurdles...

We are happy to say that, in one way or another, we have been able to send students to many different countries: Ireland, the UK, North Macedonia, Czech Republic, Poland, Croatia, Estonia... And we are getting ready to collaborate on a whole other level with other institutions.

In addition, we cannot forget to mention that the Erasmus+ programme not only has enriched the experiences of our students while doing their practice work abroad, it has also been an opportunity for us teachers. Firstly, because we have had to keep in mind that the learning process has to contemplate the global world and society we live in, but also it has allowed some of us to travel and see how other places work and what we can learn from them.

In conclusion, we are overjoyed with how these 10 years been part of the ERASMUS+ programme have made us improve ourselves, and we cannot wait to see what the next 10 years have in store for us!

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE EP JAVERIANA ON THIS ACHIEVEMENT!

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WELCOME BACK!

Our ERASMUS+ students are back in Spain!

They have come back sharing their experiences in Poland, Estonia, Ireland and the UK. After almost three months we have no doubt that they have improved both their professional skills as well as personally.

The students from Grado Superior had to demonstrate their improvement while presenting their final projects completely in English.

They have shown that these three months have been well exploited. Not only their speaking has advanced leaps and bounds; they have also shown how working in a different environment has made them think outside of the box and present very interesting projects.

We hope that their experience doesn't stay as a fond memory, but that they will use those skills learnt all their life.

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IRELAND...🍀

Manuel and Miguel, our Erasmus students from Gestión Administrativa (Administration Assistant) are on their way back to Spain after three months of practice work in Dublin.

It has been difficult for us to finally get pictures of them enjoying this experience, it seems that they are a bit camera shy... But have finally received some awesome pictures!

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ERASMUS+ 2018-2019

Hello everyone!

This post is going to be all about the ERASMUS+ programme since we are getting ready for next year!

Are you going to be our next Erasmus student?

Why is it a good idea to do your internship abroad?

Because...

• you'll gain international working experience (something to add to your CV)
• you'll improve foreign language level
• you'll learn new work techniques and methods
• you'll get to learn and experiment new cultures and countries.

INFORMATION FOR ERASMUS+ 2018-2019

The date of our meeting is published in all classrooms in which students are able to go on an ERASMUS+ grant (Administration and Finance, International Trade, Marketing and Publicity, Transport and Logisitics and Dietetics).

MONDAY APRIL 23rd @ 14:20, ROOM 7

What do you need to apply?

If you would like to enter the selection process in order to go on an ERASMUS+ next year, you need to bring the following documents:

• Your CV in English
• A cover letter /motivational letter in English (explaining why you would like to participate in the ERASMUS+ programme)
• An income tax certificate

Remember to bring these document before May 8th to the school's reception!

If you are selected you will be notified about an interview with us. The candidates will find the results of the application process before the school year ends in June.

If you have any questions, you can contact Juncal or Marta or write us on:

erasmus@javerianaselearning.com

ERASMUS+ 2018

This year 6 of our students are doing their internships in other countries in Europe.

Jesús and Franco, both from the International Trade degree, are in Tallinn, Estonia. They are working very hard and hoping that sping comes soon!

Adrián is in Bradford, England working in international matters with China, getting used to the accent!

Andrada and Ana, students from Administration and Finance and International Trade, are in Poznan, Poland. They are improving their skills in digital marketing research and enjoying the great atmosphere they have at work and making new friends!

And finally, Pablo from Administration and Finance, is in Prague, Czech Republic enjoying discovering the city and working in a very international workplace!

We hope all of them have a great experience these months and we can't wait to get more news from all of them!

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