Hosting Erasmus VET groups in Spain is what Training Europe does every month, and September 2026 is a particularly busy example. This month we are welcoming Erasmus+ VET groups from six different countries at once in Córdoba — Czech Republic, Germany, Finland, Turkey, Latvia and Hungary — covering a wide range of vocational sectors and running in parallel from the very first week of the month.
Coordinating this many Erasmus VET groups in Spain at the same time takes careful planning behind the scenes: matching each participant with the right placement, keeping accommodation and local transport organised, and making sure every coordinator and host business is aligned on schedules. Here’s a closer look at what’s happening this September.
Why Host Erasmus VET Groups in Spain
Vocational education and training (VET) mobilities funded through Erasmus+ give students hands-on experience in a real workplace abroad, alongside professionals in their own field. For host companies in Córdoba, welcoming Erasmus VET groups in Spain means fresh perspectives on the shop floor, in the office or behind the salon chair, and a small but steady contribution to the local network of businesses that make these placements possible. We covered a similarly busy month back in July — see our round-up of four countries training in Córdoba — and September raises that bar even further.
Czech Republic: IT and Engineering
Two groups from the Czech Republic are training in Córdoba this month, one focused on IT placements and the other on engineering. Both groups are working hands-on in local companies, applying their technical training in real working environments — exactly the kind of practical exposure that makes VET mobility valuable for young professionals starting out in technical fields.
Germany: Administration
A German participant is completing an administration-focused placement in Córdoba, gaining first-hand experience of office processes and business culture in a Spanish working environment. Administration placements remain one of the most requested profiles among our German partner schools, thanks to the transferable skills participants take back home.
Finland: Healthcare and Tourism
Finland is represented by two groups this September: one training in the healthcare sector, shadowing professionals in a nursing and social care environment, and another combining tourism and hairdressing placements. It’s a good example of how a single partner country can send very different specialisations in the same month, each matched to a dedicated host.
Turkey: Mechanics and Electrical
A Turkish group specialising in mechanics and electrical installation arrives in Córdoba this month to complete their placements in local workshops. These technical profiles need host companies with real equipment and facilities, and Córdoba’s industrial network continues to be a strong match for this kind of training.
Latvia: Hairdressing
Latvian VET students are training in the hairdressing sector, working alongside local professionals in Córdoba salons. Hair and beauty placements are consistently one of the most popular VET profiles we host, combining technical skill-building with plenty of client-facing practice.
Hungary: Construction
Rounding out the month, a Hungarian group arrives in Córdoba later in September to begin placements in the construction sector with local companies — the newest addition to an already busy month.
Erasmus VET Groups in Spain: A Month Built on Coordination
Six countries, six different sectors, all running in parallel — September is a good snapshot of what hosting Erasmus VET groups in Spain looks like every month at Training Europe: matching the right participants with the right host companies, and making sure every group gets a placement that actually reflects their training, not just a seat to fill. It’s also a reminder of why partner schools keep coming back: the same coordination, the same local network, month after month.
Want your next Erasmus+ VET group to train in Spain with a host partner that can coordinate this level of diversity? Get in touch about your mobility →