Neža Kavkler, a student of the Economist study programme, and Klemen Novoselnik, a student of the Media Production study programme, embarked on an Erasmus+ mobility to Split, where they enhanced their academic journey with practical work in an international environment.
Their main motivation for going abroad was not merely a change of scenery, but above all gaining concrete work experience. In Split, they joined the company Vivalur, where their induction period is currently taking place. The first days are marked by meetings, familiarisation with work processes, and understanding the organisation of work and projects in which they will be actively involved.
The company's work is closely linked to its partner Apodos, which organises various tourist experiences and tours of Split and its surroundings. Such an environment requires good organisation, communication skills, and the ability to adapt to the dynamic conditions of the tourism market.
Neža Kavkler, as an economist, is joining the sales part of the team, where she collaborates in presenting and selling tourist experiences. Her work is based on communication with clients, identifying their wishes, and finding appropriate solutions that enable visitors to have a quality experience of the city.
Klemen Novoselnik, as a media production student, works in the creative part of the team. His tasks include capturing content, preparing materials for social media, and co-creating promotional stories through which the company addresses a wider audience. In doing so, he develops both technical and creative competences that are crucial in the field of modern media.
A special feature of the work environment is also the team, which consists mainly of young collaborators. This enables more direct communication, faster adaptation, and greater openness to new ideas. The atmosphere is relaxed, yet at the same time focused on achieving concrete results, which allows the students to integrate effectively into the work process.
Currently, the students are still in the phase of adapting to the new environment and work tasks, whilst also completing their study obligations. Nevertheless, they are already gaining valuable experience that will significantly influence their further career path.
The Erasmus mobility in Split thus represents an important step for both – not only in terms of personal growth, but above all as an opportunity to develop competences and gain insight into a real work environment in an international setting.
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Source: Academia (13. 3. 2026). Fotografije: arhiv Academie.
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