From September 15–17, 2026, our lecturer Giulia Trojano participated in the fourth transnational partner meeting of the InternshipConnect Project, held in Dublin, Ireland.

Together with partners from France, Ireland, Latvia, Slovenia and Portugal the meeting represented another important step in the development of this Erasmus+ project aimed at strengthening the connection between education and the labour market.

During the meeting, Giulia introduced the monitoring tools developed by Italian Hospitality School (IHS) to support the implementation of quality internships. These tools are designed to improve the monitoring of learners’ progress, enhance cooperation between training providers and host organizations and contribute to a more effective internship experience for all participants.

The exchange of ideas and best practices among partners continues to play a key role in creating innovative resources that will help young people develop professional skills and facilitate their successful integration into the world of work.

The project No. 2025-1-FR01-KA220-VET-000351411 is co-financed by the European Union.

Insights into the project activities

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