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The Department of Labour in collaboration with the European Foundation for Management Programs (IDEP) through the Leonardo da Vinci-Mobility gives you the opportunity to unemployed aged up to 29 years to gain work experience as employees for 2-26 weeks in the organization of their choice, located across Europe, with a grant of mobility costs of unemployment (travel costs and accommodation costs-food).

The Leonardo da Vinci Programme funds practical projects in the field of vocational education and training. Initiatives range from those giving individuals work-related training abroad to large-scale co-operation efforts.

Part of the European Commission's Lifelong Learning Programme, this programme funds many different types of activities of varying scales. These include ‘mobility’ initiatives enabling people to train in another country, co-operation projects to transfer or develop innovative practices, and networks focusing on topical themes in the sector.

The people able to benefit from the programme range from trainees in initial vocational training, to people who have already graduated, as well as VET professionals and anyone from organisations active in this field.

Leonardo da Vinci enables organisations in the vocational education sector to work with partners from across Europe, exchange best practices, and increase their staff’s expertise. It should make vocational education more attractive to young people and, by helping people to gain new skills, knowledge and qualifications, the programme also boosts the overall competitiveness of the European labour market.

Innovation projects are key to the programme. They aim to improve the quality of training systems by developing and transferring innovative policies, courses, teaching methods, materials and procedures.

Read more about Leonardo da Vinci-funded actions.

Read about how to apply for projects funded by the Leonardo da Vinci Programme.

Click here  for the latest facts and figures on the Leonardo da Vinci Programme.

Web Source http://ec.europa.eu/index_en.htm





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