In frames of E+ WBL4JOB project, three tutors from UFAR embarked on a fruitful study visit to Jean Moulin Lyon 3 University aimed at fostering an enriching exchange of study experiences on work- based learning on September 4-6.

The primary objective of this visit was to see the whole circle of work-based learning, the role of the students and tutors in the circle and meeting with the students. During their visit, the tutors had the privilege of attending the university's grand opening ceremony for the academic year. This momentous occasion saw the university extend its warm welcome to students, educators, and administrative personnel alike, setting the tone for a promising year ahead.

The meetings with the academic and administrative staff of Lyon 3 included meetings with Marie Guillen, responsible for organizing work-based learning contracts, Florence Vernay-Mercier, tuition manager, visit to the International Department, meeting with former students who had already finished their work-based learning education. This direct interaction provided the tutors with invaluable perspectives and lessons from those who had benefited from such programs.

Jean-Baptiste Cartier, who is the institutional manager of the project in Lyon 3 and associate professor, had a series of meetings with the tutors to show the whole circle of work-based learning.