Sixteen students from Technical College of Tourism were going to participate in the project. Their education lasted for 4 years. During that time they attended general education classes, English, vocational English, German and vocational classes such as tourist services, tourism geography, tourism and travel services marketing, tourism foundations, information technology in tourism, economics and law. The project met the need of professional education improvement which allowed young people to find their own place on the European job market. The most significant aim of the project was to support the participants in mastering vocational skills according to the latest standards in Tourism sector. The other aims were: • increasing the chances of employment in the field of tourism and hospitality services • promoting mobility of young Europeans • most efficient way to run a task • improving Cross Cultural, professional and everyday communication skills • ability to create their own brand which is recognise in the region and introducing it on national and European markets • learning how travel, tourism, recreational and hospitality services are run in a foreign country • learning new information technologies for strategic tourism management and new booking methods • shaping international openness • improving ability to speak English fluently through training abroad • learning about Spanish culture and customs • establishing and running business activities in the field of tourism in the East Wielkopolska (Great Poland) • possessing the Europass Mobility which is a record of any organised period of time that a person spends in another European country for the purpose of a work placement in a company • getting to know a new market in order to be competitive on European markets We wanted our students to be able to live and work in multinational, multilingual society. Participating in the project gave them the opportunities to broaden theoretical and practical knowledge and acquire skills which are needed in the European job market. They had a chance to familiarize with other cultures and they better understood how the European Civil Society was being created and how to participate in it. They were better prepared to compete in a tough job market and more mobile. They were be able to overcome social barriers, challenge stereotypes and prejudice which were in their mentality and culture. They learnt to make decisions on their own and be responsible and reliable. The professional training was from 12.09.2015 to 08.10.2015 in Malaga, Spain.