Action South Africa
Instead of "Operation days work" a project that the Norwegian national student organization organizes every year, the students of Haugaland have decided to have their own project raising money to help poor children in Cape Town, South Africa.  We currently cooperate with Wynberg Rotary Club, who assist in directing funds to schools and institutions who need help.  They also host the group of students and teachers that visit Cape Town every year when money is handed over.

This has also led to a cooperation with Cape Town college.  Cape Town College consists of 9 campuses under joint administration and leadership og CEO Jannie Isaacs.  The college has over 4000 students.

In May 2004 both schools signed a statement of intent that expresses the developing of a common and mutually beneficial relationship where we agree to:

'Participate in education, training and cultural ventures that would benefit the mutual institutional and professional development of both parties'. 

English Exchange
Since 1996 Haugaland videregående skole (Upper secondary school) has had an internationalization plan. During this period our school established contact with Durham New College in England. Together we have had a Leonado project with an exchange of tutors from our mechanical division 'Car maintenance and repair'.

The project title was: 'Development and delivery of vocational training for N.G.V (Natural gas driven vehicles)'.

In addition, the Art & Design sections of both schools have recently finished a Leonardo project - "Market and meeting places".  This project was carried out together with Liceo Artistico Statale "A Modigliani", in Padova Italy (2001-2004)

It is also our aim to include other countries in our international work.