Giovanni Biondi, leader of INDIRE, believes it should be up to schools to decide whether the right conditions are in place for the scheme to complement the students' curricula. The distinction lies in making it a joint effort between schools and companies
Interview with the headmistress of the Malpighi High School in Bologna, one of the most active institutes in bridging the gap between students and enterprises: Our school has had extremely positive experiences with 150 companies
This method has been rarely used to date but it is effective. The student is paid, has a contract and performs part of his or her studies in a company. Ms. Gallo from The Adecco Group' says, The procedure works well. We are now launching some interesting projects.
