Jeanne d'Arc high school leads for several years a policy of openness to the international through school exchanges, stays in Europe and hosting of foreign students. Besides, since the beginning of the present school 2013, a European section has been opened in Management Administration. The aim is to far reach the exchanges with our current partners, to ease work placements abroad, to set up new training courses for the European section and to boost our students' motivation. Among the 20 students involved , 10 in European section Management Administration will do their work experience in Malta (in terminale class BTEC) and 10 students: 3 in Spain and 7 in Portugal (on the second year of their curriculum in our vocational school). The students will be selected according to their motivation, their maturity. The Business student will be involved in shopping centers: they will attend customers, deal with shelf putting, storing ... Management Administration students will work in companies or public services for administrative tasks. We expect to maintain our cooperation with foreign schools and we already have started to enlarge to Malta with a new partner. We are eager to develop mutual exchanges and enrichment on a long far reaching. The openness to Europe is in the thick of our educational project and it is very helpful for students' personal development. It also incites teachers to move abroad and to learn other teaching methods. The final scheme enables our students to improve their professional knowledge in a certain field of activity and to enlarge their skills in their every day life in order to be able to adapt to a moving and industrial European professional environment.