CFP Cemon International is the part of CFP Cemon that works with Europe. We send learners and staff abroad, host students and teachers from other countries in Ceva and Mondovì, and build projects with European schools, organisations and companies. The topics change from project to project: career guidance for young people, renewable energy, healthy eating, young people who are neither studying nor working.
We have been working on European projects for more than ten years and have held the Erasmus+ accreditation since 2021. INAPP, the Italian Erasmus+ National Agency for vocational education and training, awarded us the Erasmus+ Label of Excellence 2021-2027 (in Italian) for the quality of our mobility projects.
Every year 20 learners in the final year of their vocational qualification do their curricular work placement at a company in another European country. They are away for about 58 days, travel included, with an Erasmus+ mobility grant that covers travel, accommodation, meals and insurance.
Learners from the Ceva and Mondovì centres aged 16 to 21 can apply. The sectors change every year: for 2026/2027 they are hairdressing and beauty, mechanics, and catering, with departure for Spain in January 2027. Applications for 2027 closed on 30 October 2026: read the 2027 call (in Italian).
Trainers and staff travel too, for job shadowing at partner schools and for study visits. In 2026, for example, teachers and project managers went to Denmark twice: in June for a preparatory visit and in October for a study visit.
We host learners and teachers from European vocational schools who come to us for work placements or training. They stay at Campus Mondovì, which has 24 beds. Since the Campus opened in January 2024, more than 200 people have come from at least 14 countries: Spain, Belgium, Germany, France, Romania, Greece, Finland, the Czech Republic, Portugal, Poland, Croatia, the Netherlands, Turkey and Cyprus. Companies in the Monregalese, Cebano and Fossanese areas also take part in the exchanges.
Together with schools, universities, associations and companies from other countries, we develop new training tools funded by Erasmus+. CFP Cemon is the lead partner, coordinating the whole partnership, in two projects: GearUp!, on career guidance for children aged 8 to 14, and Mobile Green Lab, which brings renewable energy teaching into mobile labs.
Through the Interreg Alcotra programme we work with French partners on issues that affect our valleys. MODERATTI aims to set up a renewable energy community in each of the four areas involved: Turin, Cuneo, Hautes-Alpes and Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. Cooperatives and local authorities from both sides of the border also take part in the projects.
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Most of our activities are funded by Erasmus+, the European Union programme for education and training. Erasmus+ funds our learners' work placements, staff mobility and partnership projects such as GearUp!, Mobile Green Lab, Foodwise and NEET Navigator.
Other programmes we use or have used:
For information, write to progettazione@cfpcemon.it. We share departures, visits and partner meetings on Instagram and Facebook.

Coordinator: CFP Cemon (Italy). Partners: Fondazione CRC (Italy), 12th Gymnasium of Peristeri (Greece), Zespół Szkolno-Przedszkolny w Długołęce (Poland), Volkshochschule im Landkreis Cham (Germany), Qualificalia Analytics (Spain), Udruga Diplomatico Morale (Croatia).

Lead partner: Energie Partagée association (France). Partners: CFP Cemon (Italy), Communauté de communes Serre-Ponçon (France), Energ'éthique 04 (France), La Miroiterie (France), Confcooperative Piemonte Nord (Italy).

Coordinator: Gewerkstatt, Bochum (Germany). Partners: ATERMON B.V., Rotterdam (Netherlands), PKZ Voca Train, Kołobrzeg (Poland), CFP Cemon (Italy).

Coordinator: Gewerkstatt, Bochum (Germany). Partners: Vaasan ammattikorkeakoulu (Finland), Ekpedeftiki Paremvasi (Greece), CFP Cemon (Italy).

Coordinator: CFP Cemon (Italy). Partners: Berufsförderungsinstitut (BFI) Burgenland (Austria), Šolski center Ptuj (Slovenia), Tehnička škola Čakovec (Croatia), Súkromná stredná odborná škola polytechnická DSA (Slovakia).

Canale di finanziamento:
CREA - Creative Europe Programme (CREA-CULT-2021-COOP)
Coordinatore:
Stadt- und Stiftsarchiv Aschaffenburg, Germania 🇩🇪

Canale di finanziamento: Erasmus 2020
Partner coordinatore: Palau De Les Arts "Reina Sofía", Fundació De La Comunitat Valenciana, Spagna 🇪🇸

Canale di finanziamento: Bando Transnazionalità 2019 della Regione Piemonte

Canale di finanziamento: Bando Transnazionalità 2019 della Regione Piemonte
Partner intermediario: IES Tirant lo Blanch, Spagna 🇪🇸

Canale di finanziamento: Bando Transnazionalità 2019 della Regione Piemonte
Partner intermediario: WBS TRAINING, Germania 🇩🇪

Canale di finanziamento: Bando Transnazionalità 2019 della Regione Piemonte

Canale di finanziamento: Bando Transnazionalità 2019 della Regione Piemonte

Canale di finanziamento: Erasmus+
Coordinatore: Gewerkstatt gGmbH, Germania 🇩🇪

Canale di finanziamento: Erasmus+
Partner coordinatore: CVO Brussels, Belgio 🇧🇪

Canale di finanziamento: Erasmus+
Coordinatore: Gewerkstatt gGmbH, Germania 🇩🇪

Canale di finanziamento: Erasmus+

Canale di finanziamento: Erasmus+
Partner coordinatore: CVO Brussels, Belgio 🇧🇪

Canale di finanziamento: Erasmus+
Partner: Instituto Inter Valencia, Spagna 🇪🇸

Partner coordinatore: CVO Brussels, Belgium 🇧🇪

Partner:

Partner coordinatore: Il progetto è coordinato in Francia dal Foyer Rural CEPAGE e in Italia dall’Unione Montana dei Comuni delle Valli Mongia e Cevetta, Langa Cebana e Alta Valle Bormida

Partner coordinatore: Énergie Partagée Association

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Canale di finanziamento: Erasmus 2020
Partner coordinatore: CFP Cemon

Partner coordinatore: Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography, Lipsia, Germania 🇩🇪

Canale di finanziamento: Erasmus
Partner coordinatore: Consorzio Monviso Solidale

Canale di finanziamento: Erasmus
Partner coordinatore: ProgettoMondo MLAL, Italia 🇮🇹

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