Between 9 and 13 March 2026, a group of teachers from CPIA Roma 2 took part in a mobility hosted by CEPA in San Martรญn de la Vega, near Madrid. This mobility is part of the EDA’n’EDA Consortium Accreditation. The initiative also brought together participants from CPIA Roma 3, creating a valuable opportunity for dialogue and collaboration between institutions active in adult education.
Throughout the mobility, participants had the chance to meet the host schoolโs management and teaching staff, observe classroom activities and gain insight into the organisation of adult education in Spain. The programme included sessions dedicated to different subject areas such as ICT, history and language learning, together with activities focused on teaching Spanish to migrant learners. Participants also visited the schoolโs campuses in Chinchรณn and Colmenar de Oreja, gaining a broader perspective on the local educational context.
The mobility also offered space to experience the cultural heritage of the region, including a visit to the historic city of Toledo. The experience represented an important moment of professional exchange and mutual learning, further strengthening European cooperation and the shared commitment to inclusion and lifelong learning in adult education.
EGInA warmly thanks CPIA Roma 2 for sharing their experience and for providing the information featured in this article. Their contribution highlights the importance of Erasmus+ in building stronger connections between educational communities across Europe.
