Two teachers from JAG in the Netherlands to forge European ties publié le 02/12/2025
Par Mme Jardinier-LP Jean Albert Grégoire à Soyaux
Committed to a process of European and international openness, the Lycée Jean-Albert Grégoire is a member of NETINVET, a network dedicated to promoting the mobility of young people in vocational training in the fields of retail, international trade, transport and logistics, and vehicle maintenance.
Founded in 2011 and supported by professional organisations, NETINVET now brings together more than 100 schools and training centres from various European countries, including Germany, Croatia, Spain, Finland, France, Italy, and the Netherlands.
Four days of immersion.
This year, around 80 European teachers met in Doetinchem in the Netherlands for the network’s annual educational week. Among them were the two teachers in charge of the Erasmus+ mobility programmes at JAG. They took part in a two-day job-shadowing session followed by the 14th forum.
They also had the opportunity to visit the Graafschap College, a Dutch training centre, as well as two transport and logistics companies. This immersion allowed them to discover the specificities of the Dutch VET system and to meet Dutch teachers, particularly those with whom they had carried out virtual inter-class activities during the COVID period.
Promising prospects for future collaboration.
During the two-day forum, they took part in workshops on Erasmus+ programmes and discovered the use of exoskeletons in logistics companies, which provided a concrete illustration of how technological innovation is being integrated into the sector.
This educational week was an opportunity to share good practices, strengthen existing ties — six mobilities were carried out in Finland in 2024 — and set up new cooperation and projects for learner and staff mobility.