FERMO
The Hosting Organisation
Scuola Centrale Formazione
Hosting city: Fermo
SCUOLA CENTRALE FORMAZIONE ETS (SCF) is a national VET provider non-profit association founded in 1975, recognized by the Ministry of Labour linking together 50 organisations that manage 110 VET centres from 13 Italian Regions. SCF promotes internationalization through transnational mobility and cooperation at European and international level. This is a particularly important strategic dimension to ensure that the training offered is able to meet the needs of global labor markets. Artigianelli of Fermo , a member of the national SCF network, is a historic institution deeply rooted in the socio-economic fabric of the Marche region, with a long tradition of training young people and adults in the fields of craftsmanship and industry. In addition to technical skills, Artigianelli center place particular emphasis on the holistic development of the individual, promoting values such as responsibility, work ethic, collaboration, and the personal growth of students, integrating mobility experiences for students and staff into their training programs.
Scuola Centrale Formazione
Hosting city: Fermo
SCUOLA CENTRALE FORMAZIONE ETS (SCF) is a national VET provider non-profit association founded in 1975, recognized by the Ministry of Labour linking together 50 organisations that manage 110 VET centres from 13 Italian Regions. SCF promotes internationalization through transnational mobility and cooperation at European and international level. This is a particularly important strategic dimension to ensure that the training offered is able to meet the needs of global labor markets. Artigianelli of Fermo , a member of the national SCF network, is a historic institution deeply rooted in the socio-economic fabric of the Marche region, with a long tradition of training young people and adults in the fields of craftsmanship and industry. In addition to technical skills, Artigianelli center place particular emphasis on the holistic development of the individual, promoting values such as responsibility, work ethic, collaboration, and the personal growth of students, integrating mobility experiences for students and staff into their training programs.
Mobility dates
- 19/10/2025 – 25/10/2025
Sectors
- Traditional and Rare Crafts (Shoemaking)
Study visit program example
Day 1
Travel day (arrival)
Day 2
welcoming and introduction
Days 3-6
Visiting VET schools and companies, workshops and practical activities
Day 7
travel day (departure)
Applicants must be owners, employees, or active practitioners working in the Arts & Crafts sector or in related fields covered by the project. A professional background and active involvement in one of the eligible sectors is required. Applications will be evaluated based on criteria such as relevance of the professional profile, motivation to participate, and potential for knowledge exchange and upskilling. Participants must also be available for the full duration of the mobility, and willing to engage in peer-learning activities, company visits, and classroom-based presentations. Selected candidates will be contacted directly by the organising partner and will receive all necessary logistical and preparatory support.
Knowledge of the English language
Fermo, Italy
Fermo is an historic town steeped in the charm of a distant and fascinating past. Perched on a hill overlooking the surrounding countryside and the Adriatic Sea, it is located in the Marche region, in the centre of Italy.
Fermo’s origins date back to the time of the Picentes, and its history continues through the Roman era, the many events of the Middle Ages, and into modern times. Evidence of this rich and varied past can be found throughout the city: monuments, churches filled with precious works and relics, towers and museums that welcome visitors all year round.
The town boasts two natural scenic backdrops: on one side, the Adriatic Sea, just eight kilometres from the city centre, and on the other, the inland landscape, dotted with historical villages nestled among rolling hills that lead up to the slopes of the Sibillini Mountains.
Thanks to the area’s distinctive fashion production system, based on small and medium-sized enterprises, tourists can enjoy shopping at factory outlets of top international designers and discover local excellence in arts and crafts.
Fermo is an historic town steeped in the charm of a distant and fascinating past. Perched on a hill overlooking the surrounding countryside and the Adriatic Sea, it is located in the Marche region, in the centre of Italy.
Fermo’s origins date back to the time of the Picentes, and its history continues through the Roman era, the many events of the Middle Ages, and into modern times. Evidence of this rich and varied past can be found throughout the city: monuments, churches filled with precious works and relics, towers and museums that welcome visitors all year round.
The town boasts two natural scenic backdrops: on one side, the Adriatic Sea, just eight kilometres from the city centre, and on the other, the inland landscape, dotted with historical villages nestled among rolling hills that lead up to the slopes of the Sibillini Mountains.
Thanks to the area’s distinctive fashion production system, based on small and medium-sized enterprises, tourists can enjoy shopping at factory outlets of top international designers and discover local excellence in arts and crafts.
What to see in Fermo
