Move to achieve – degree, new job, training, your own business. Every year the European Union supports more than 400,000 young people to work , train and study abroad.
This website lists a complete range of EU tools to help your dreams become reality.
The European Union offers grants for students, teaching professionals and staff to study or work abroad.
Learning isn't limited to schools. Plenty of learning happens outside the classroom.
Gaining work experience in another country adds an extra dimension to your CV.
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Mikael Fortunato, French, worked in Scotland
At first, I didn't want to go. But at the end, I only wanted to stay. Scotland is really a fantastic place and I would love to go back one day....
Marie-Anne Helon, Belgian, worked in Slovenia
It is so important to be able to look outside your day-to-day work and compare and contrast with other ways of doing things. I feel I have learnt so much. I have come back with new ...
Alar Albrecht, Estonia, went to Italy to train as a chef
The name of the restaurant where I worked was "Il Casale". My work placement was so successful that I'm now able to open my own pasta restaurant. It gave me such a remarkable experience ...
Tamara Gal
I always admired open minded people. People who had a quality to accept and adopt values from other cultures and who could think out of their own cultural box....
Marko Kosicek
Science does not recognize borders, nations or nationalities. It is a universal tool which provides better understanding of life and the world around us. During my PhD I had the opportunity ...
Anna Geary
I am delighted to serve as the Youth on the Move Ambassador for Ireland. This initiative comes at a time of immense change in the country and throughout Europe. Our generation has ...
Youth unemployment: Commission publishes contribution for next European Council
The European Commission has agreed today on three contributions to the next European Council, scheduled for 27-28 June 2013.
19/06/2013
Welcome Croatia!
Milanka Opačić, Deputy Prime Minister of Croatia, Željko Jovanović, Minister for education, science and sport, and Jan Truszczyński, Director General for education, training, culture and youth at the European Commission, opened today the Youth on the Move tent at Ban Jelačić Square in Zagreb.
31/05/2013
'Faites l'Europe' 2013 – a celebration in Paris
'La Maison de l'Europe' in Paris, the city of Paris, the European Commission, their partners and special guests presented and participated in the 8th edition of 'Faites l'Europe' on the steps of the Parisian city hall.
24/04/2013
Fernando Bauzà Alonso wins Youth on the Move video contest
To coincide with Youth on the Move rolling into town in Palma de Mallorca, Spain 26-28/03/2013, a video competition was organised by the University of the Balearic Islands and the Centre Baleares-Europa.Check out Fernando's winning video "Europa Sin Fronteras" (Europe without borders)!
22/04/2013
Youth on the Move leaves Greece and moves forward
All good things must come to an end and on Saturday evening the time had come for Youth on the Move to pack up and leave Volos. During the three days we spent in Volos we had visits from dozens of schools and met more than 5000 young Greeks, we have listened to the stories, hopes and dreams of countless people and we hope we inspired at least some of them to make use of EU funding to study, learn or volunteer abroad.
18/04/2013
Youth on the Move has come to Volos, Greece
Zumba, capoeira and hip hop! The sun is shining in Volos, where spring has finally arrived. Youth on the Move has set up a big tent in the port and is hosting a range of performances, presentations and workshops. But the event is not all about fun and games.