HEY,
YOU ARE JUST A STEP AWAY FROM JOINING YOUR FIRST ERASMUS...
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YOU PROBABLY KNOW ERASMUS
as a study abroad experience during university years. To apply for this type of Erasmus, check with your university for details on the requirements and application process.
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BUT WHAT IF WE TOLD YOU
that the Erasmus programme also offers other opportunities that are completely free and open to almost everyone?
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LET US EXPLAIN
These lesser-known opportunities are called Youth Exchanges and Training Courses. These projects don’t require university enrolment and are designed to be even more inclusive: anyone over the age of 13 with around a week of free time can participate, with accommodation, travel and meal costs covered by the programme.
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​These options carry the same core values as the traditional Erasmus study abroad experience, but unfortunately, very few people know about them, which is also one of the main reason we started the Erasmus Generation Movie project.
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"YOU GOT ME, HOW CAN I PROCEED?"​
The European Union provides funding to NGOs that organize these projects. Each participating country has NGOs responsible for organizing, selecting, and coordinating the departure of participants.
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Below, you’ll find a list of NGOs in each country where you can begin your Erasmus journey. Each country’s section includes application instructions and other relevant information.
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If you need any assistance, feel free to reach out via the Chatbox. Amir and Federica are available 24/7 to provide support and information.