CFA Omnisports Ile de France is a vocationnal training center for apprentices which allows young athletes to practise their sport while they can prepare diplomas in sports coaching. The diplomas of the CFA Omnisports promote professionalization in sport for more than 20 years. They provide access to jobs whose main goal is the discovery, initiation and training in different sports (basketball, handball, judo, football, rugby, volleyball).The apprentices selected for the mobility project will be involved in professional practice of coaching in Coimbra and participate in various sporting activities, with different people (initiation, discovery, sports games, trainings).As a complement to their training course (theory, practice, working in their clubs in France), our apprentices will participate in the activities of various establishments in Portugal : schools, leisure centers, colleges, universities and sports clubs...By developing our previous projects in Coimbra (3 Leonardo), apprentices can now coach and train in various sports activities such as basket, handball,... (apprentices our first mobility were all judokas !).These professional exchanges allow our students to face different teaching practices with other approaches and other work contexts. With these mobilities, we developped a local network of situations and professionnal contacts, with the possibility to employ some apprentices after the project.Our main objectives are changing for this next Erasmus+ project and are concentrated around two axes :on the one hand, improving their employability through new professional practices, recognition (Europass) and Certification of Skills Units (CPU) of their degree through their mobility experiences,-on the other hand, the discovery of a culture exchanging with sportmen, athletes and integration into Portuguese life (cultural discoveries, culinary and traditional ...).The benefits of mobility activities goes with the involvement in the different coaching situations (relations, educational constraints, adaptations to people and places ...), and also the relationships with the various Portuguese athletes (meals, outings, visits, exchanges, ...).