DiscoverEU for all: travelling, learning & volunteering

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DiscoverEU for all: travelling, learning & volunteering

Author

European Youth Forum

Publication Date

Sun, 09/02/2018 - 17:06

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Position of the European Youth Forum on the DiscoverEU action

This document lays down the position of the European Youth Forum on the new DiscoverEU action for the Erasmus programme 2021-2027. It analyses the proposal from a youth perspective and outlines some concrete proposals as to how to improve the action and make it aligned with the vision of youth organisations for the Youth Chapter of the Erasmus+ successor programme.

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Topics

The Future of Europe,

Education

News

Look at Youth!

08. 05. 2019

Tomorrow, on 9 May, European Union leaders will gather in Sibiu, Romania for the so-called Sibiu Summit, supposed to discuss the future of our Union. On behalf of tens of millions of young people from all over Europe, the European Youth Forum would like to remind the following to the European Commission and the Heads of State and Government across Europe.

Topics

Sustainable development,

The Future of Europe,

Education,

Investment in youth

Press Release

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30. 05. 2018

Topics

Youth Guarantee,

Education,

Social and Economic Inclusion,

Investment in youth

News

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23. 02. 2018

Yesterday, the European Apprentices Network (EAN) called on employers, Vocational Education and Training (VET) providers, and institutions at all levels to listen to the voice of apprentices.

Topics

Social and Economic Inclusion,

Education,

Quality Internships

Increase the Erasmus+ budget x10!

Topics

Education

Video

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Topics

Education,

Youth participation

Publication

Policy Paper on the Erasmus+ successor programme

The policy paper outlines the political demands of the European Youth Forum and its member organisations in view of the negotiations and adoptions of the Erasmus+ successor programme within the post-2020 EU Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). While acknowledging that the Erasmus+ successor programme needs to cover education in all contexts and at all levels, be it formal education, non-formal education and informal learning, this policy paper focuses on the objectives of the separated youth and non-formal education chapter of the Erasmus+ successor Programme.