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I live and work in the North of France in MARLY. I have been teaching English since 2001. I teach in a vocational school. My students are  15-18 years old.
They study construction work, plumbery, woodwork, roof work  etc...

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My school is Lycee professionnel François Mansart

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My school is Lycee professionnel François Mansart

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https://francois-mansart-marly.enthdf.fr/

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It's near Valenciennes. It's a small town : 12 000 inhabitants

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They are not really interested in learning English. But I found a way to get them involved thanks to eTwinning projects of course!

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At the beginning, I was just a teacher trying to innovate in my English classes. I worked on my own. And little by little I had to acknowledge that if I wanted my actions to be sustainable I had to work with my colleagues even though they were not eager to work with European partners. They feared the problem of language and it seemed to them that it was complicated. That is why I first started with the teachers I knew well and we shared one small and humble project to reassure them. It went so well that we've never stopped since 2015.
Today our school is involved in an eTwinning project which became an Easmus + project. ....
We have computer rooms in our school and videoprojector. It was not too difficult to get pupils work and exchange. We still have some difficulty really collaborating that is why I organize every school year a trip to our partners' school to be sure they have a complete experience.
I grew a better teacher at using new technologies and I' m  still trying to progress and discover new applications to make my English classes more dynamic.

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Some of the projects were recognized for their quality

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(second from the right)
Ambassador team in Lille