Measures to help Member States tackle unacceptable levels of youth unemployment and social exclusion by giving young people offers of jobs, education and training have been proposed by the European Commission.

Four young Europeans, Ana from Spain, Elena from Italy, Ilona from Poland and Larkin from Malta, will join EU leaders in Oslo for the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.

The European Commission is organising its sixth Brussels Job Day in the Commission's Berlaymont headquarters on 6th October.

"Tropical city" the Romanians call Bucharest because summer 2012 was exceptionally hot. It is end of September and still very warm in the Romanian capital end. But this does not prevent young people, families and teachers to come to the Youth on the Move tent at Tineretului Park (which means the "park of young people").

Are you looking for a job in Europe?

Take part in the European Job Day (EJD) Brussels online or onsite and meet with employers from across Europe looking to recruit people like you.

Save the date: Saturday, 6 October, 2012

The dramatically high youth unemployment rates in Europe call for immediate action by Member States.

Just in time for the summer holidays, the EURO 2012 Football Championship and the London 2012 Olympics, the European Commission has launched an application for smartphones explaining how to use the European Health Insurance Card.

On 26-27 April, the Danish Presidency held a Conference on “Youth: Employment and Inclusion in times of crisis”, which, building upon the Commission’s “Youth Opportunities Initiative”, focused on the following topics: access to the labour market, social inclusion and maintaining skills at a time of crisis.

A pilot project to help young people find a job in another EU country has been launched by the European Commission.