CII is a member of the EUROGUIDANCE network (supported by the Leonardo programme), it has substantial experience in transnational guidance. It runs the Internet site EUROGUIDANCE-France and has been involved in several projects focusing on mobility or transnational work placement either as a coordinator or a partner: European Guidebook for Counsellors, Pilot-Project Estia, (a portal on learning opportunities and working experience) Prospect’eur project (a helpful site to find transnational work experience).
CII is co-ordinator of Transit project

A Member of Confindustria, the most important employers’ organisation in Italy, its main activities are to promote company culture, to represent its members and to take an active part in decisions within public or private institutions regarding political, administrative or political issues.
It contributes to the establishment of closer relationships between training institutions and the economic world, specifically in the field of work placement.
Very active in Leonardo since 1995 (in the projects AISE, Open Guidance and Prospect'Eur), AIB has made the involvement of small and medium companies in these projects easier.
The AIB is the coordinator of Italian partners.

Careers Bradford assure, pour le compte du Ministère de l'éducation et de l'emploi les prestations d'orientation professionnelle dans l'agglomération de Bradford.
Careers Bradford is responsible for the provision of careers guidance services in Bradford area on behalf of West Yorkshire Connexions.
Careers Europe acts as the UK National Resource Centre For International Careers and is the UK EUROGUIDANCE centre (National Resource Centres for Vocational Guidance) and is entirely dedicated to transnational guidance. It has substantial experience in Leonardo projects. It is directly involved in the promoting of mobility, specifically in the placement of trainees in the UK.

It advises and informs companies, stimulates the creation and the handing down of companies, runs training courses, and assists companies in their international development.
In the framework of the Leonardo da Vinci programme, the CCIL has participated in both pilot-projects and mobility projects, setting up a regional partnership with universities and « Grandes Ecoles » (13 as a whole) to promote students’ European mobility. These placement projects implemented in 1997, 1998 and 1999 have been linked with a process of internationalisation led by the Lyon area companies.

It has 32000 employees and takes a large part in establishing closer relationships between training institutions and companies, welcoming a significant number of trainees, including foreign ones.

Multidisciplinary, it has 2864 members (professors and administrative staff). The department involved in the Transit project is the Centro de Orientacion e Informacion del Empleo. In charge of students’ guidance and their preparation for job seeking, this centre has been involved in several European projects either supported by Leonardo or in the ESF.

With five locations (Roma, Milano, Crémona, Piacenza et Brescia), it offers complete programmes with a high range of curricula either in academic fields or vocational ones (medicine, economics, law, humanities, languages, mathematics, political sciences, bank, finance, agronomy…).

The Department of Management in Education, which is the partner in Transit project, constitutes a part of the Institute of Public Affairs at the Faculty of Management and Social Communication. The department is involved in several research projects on educational management as well as on cooperation across different social services. It runs undergraduate, graduate, post-graduate and doctoral courses in this area. It has substantial international experience gathered within Tempus projects.

Throughout the world, 80,000 people operating in more than 100 countries offer services to our clients in optimal conditions of cost-effectiveness, security and preserving environment.
Schlumberger offers transnational work placements from 6 to 12 months to future graduates coming from all over Europe and is involved in a number of Leonardo placement projects.

Non-profit making association created in 1992, SOL offers for free a technical support for the implementation of projects in Switzerland: support for partners’ search, dissemination of information and organisation of contact and information seminars.
SOL also organises a traineeship programme (mobility) for students, apprentices and young graduates in Swiss and European enterprises. Switzerland's indirect participation in the different measures of the LEONARDO DA VINCI programme is supported by the Federal Office for Education and Science - OFES.