Designation/Project-Title:	Raising of qualifications of students of vocational schools of agriculture and gardening through placements in Saxony, with special consideration for village and small town dwellers
Homepage:	http://
Project-Number:	PL/01/A/Pla/140306
Actual date: (of the information)	08/24/2004

The project is:	an EU project
The EU project belongs to the program:	Leonardo da vinci

Co-ordinating person:	Po³udniowo-Zachodnie Forum Samorz¹du Terytorialnego "Pogranicze"
Address:	ul. Przemys³owa 4, 59-800, Lubañ
E-Mail:	csbpol@eta.pl
Tel/Fax:	48756462636

Contact person:	Maciej Dziechciarz
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Participating countries (In which countries the project takes/took place?)
Germany, Poland.

Statistics:
number of participating persons / institutions:	2.
project-costs:	.

Short description:

The aim of the project is to enable students of vocational schools of agriculture and gardening to make placements in another country. The beneficiaries will visit German farms and will have an opportunity to see methodes of cattle and swine breeding and plant growing. They will also gain experience in the application of various processing technologies and agricultural products selling strategies. The implementation of the project will contribute to the improvement of quality of vocational education and will help students gain practical skills which will be likely to increase their employability. The knowledge passed to young people during the placement will help them successfully run family agricultural businesses..

Transformable results:	.
Can the results be transformed into other countries?	yes
If yes, Have they been transformed into other countries?	yes

If yes, in which countries have they been transformed?	Germany, Poland.

Documentation of the project:
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