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Erasmus+ "SMART IT” 2016-RO 01-KA102-023670

Colegiul Naţional “Gheorghe Vrănceanu“ Bacău

CONTENTS1. About the project

2. Partners

3. Project Team

4. Recruting & Selecting the Participants

5. Target Group

6. The Training Period

7. Mobilities

8. Final products

9. ConclusionsErasmus+ "SMART IT” 2016-RO 01-KA102-023670

About the Project

• “SMART IT” Project, NO 2016-RO 01-KA102-023670 was funded by the European Commission, with a grant of 85.360 €.

• The beneficiary of the project was the “Gheorghe Vranceanu” National College, Bacau

• The project was implemented in the 2016-2017 period

• During the project, 34 high school students had the opportunity to gain IT experience by working in European companies


Partners

• Beneficiary: “Gheorghe Vrănceau” National College, Bacau, Romania

• RIVENSCO CONSULTING LTD, Cyprus

• L. Lazarou CTC, Cyprus

• WBS Training AG, Dresden, Saxony, Germany


Project Team

• Coordinator : Maria Chelba

• Mobilities officer: Diana Popa

• Selection & preparation officer: Mărgineanu Lăcrămioara

• Evaluation, dissemination & monitoring officer: Doina Leonte

• Accountant: Irina Tomita


Target Group

• 10th & 11th grade high school students, Computer Science-Mathematics classes, “Gheorghe Vrănceanu” NationalCollege, Bacău.


Recruting & Selecting the Participants

• Application Form – 30%

• English Language Interview – 30%

• Practical IT Competences – 40%• JavaScript programming


Training Period

• Pedagogical Module – 15h – Diana Popa & Chelba Maria

• Linguistic Module – 70h• English – Oana Bucur

• General course– 20h

• Face-to-face classes – 10h

• On-line classes – 10h – Diana Popa

• Secondary Course– 20h

• Language of receiving country– 30h – Herciu Oana (German)

• Cultural Module – 10h – Doina LeonteErasmus+ "SMART IT” 2016-RO 01-KA102-023670

Mobilities


GermanyWBS Training AG, Dresden

Topic: JavaScriptprogramming

Accompanying teachers: Diana Popa & Maria Chelba, Margineanu Lacramioara(management team member)

Legal Representative: Stefanie Heinitz

Tutors: Peter Haubold & Rubaya Hossain

Mentors: Laura Byfut & Natalie Simon

2nd

Flow

Second Flow Participants(Germany, Dresden; 19.06.2017 – 7.07.2017)

1) BOTEZATU BIANCA

2) BRATU BOGDAN

3) BUCUR DAVID

4) CEOBANU ILARIA

5) CREȚU ANDREI

6) DOBRANIS ANDRADA

7) GHIROAGĂ MĂDĂLINA

8) GUNEA ANDREEAErasmus+ "SMART IT” 2016-RO 01-KA102-023670

9) IACOBEANU DENISA

10) PETRE-ANTICA EDUARD DOMINIC

11) PLEȘCA ARMAND

12) PRICHINEȚ ALEXANDRU

13) ȘUȘTAC GEORGE

14) TODERIȚĂ MIHAI CĂTĂLIN

15) ȚUȚUIANU VERONICA

16) ZAVORODNIC ANDREI

2nd Flow Mobility Activities


• JavaScript Syntax Language

• Client-Side : HTML & JavaScript

• Server-Side: PHP & Pearl

• Login & Registration

• J-Query• Library

• Animations

• Effects

• Editing the style of an element

Learning Agreement

2nd Flow Social & Cultural Programme


Welcome Tour

Museum of Hygiene

Museum of Technology & Industry

Military Museum

Dresden Palace

Dresden Botanical Garden

Old & New Vault Swinger Museum

Transparent Manufactory of Volkswagen

Trip to Saxon Switzerland

WBS Training AG Center

Some students with trainer Mr. Peter Haubold


Students and accompanying teachers at their final day with Project coordinator Laura Byfut

Students at their guided tour through the old town in Dresden


2nd Flow Learning Outcomes

• making web pages dynamic using Java Script

• use of functions, events, predefined JavaScript objects for data processing

• identifying techniques to solve problems with Java Script and applying them in web pages

IT Specific Competences - JavaScript


• communicating effectively in English

• using specialized IT vocabulary, level B2+

• using specialized software in English

• basic communication skills in Greek/German, level A1

Language skills

• ability to organize tasks and prioritize

• time management

• identify problems and find relevant solutions to them

• communication skills

• cultural awareness and expression

Other skills

Common Learning Outcomes


Conclusions

• The students gained new theoretical knowledge and practical skills on the topic

of the Mobility they were in

• All participants improved their English language proficiency during the stay

• Additionally, they directly experienced the social and cultural life of Germany/

Greece, thus gaining suggestions for their own educational and working future

• The participants got to know the advantages and opportunities of international

exchanges within the member-countries of the European Community and they

experienced an improvement of their technical, linguistic, intercultural and

social capabilities.


DISCLAIMER

The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not

constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the

authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be

made of the information contained therein.


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