Eurodyssey Programme

Eurodyssey is a traineeship programme between European Regions. It allows young people aged 18-30 to benefit from a three to seven months paid vocational training course in a foreign business.

The aim of the programme is to allow young people to gain work experience while improving their knowledge of a foreign language.

Language training: the vast majority of Regions have set up a language course on the arrival of the trainees. This can be intensive and take place over three or four weeks before the practical placement in the business or can be spread over a longer period, in parallel with the practical training.

Target groups are job seekers, young graduates, and young people aged 18-30. Those eligible to participate must be from an AER region (Assembly of European Regions) which both sends out and undertakes to accept trainees.

Regions taking part in the programme are:

• Belgium: Bruxelles Capitale, Wallonie;
• Croatia: Varazdin, Sibenik-Knin;
• Cyprus: Union of Cyprus Municipalities;
• France: Corsica;
• Georgia: Adjara;
• Ireland: Údarás na Gaeltachta 
• Italy: Sardegna, Valle d'Aosta; Trento
• Portugal: Azores, Madeira;
• Romania: Hunedoara, Timis;
• Spain: Catalonia, Murcia, Valencian Community.

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