What
does it mean being young in Europe today? And
being young in the mountains then? In either case, the problem of employment
and mobility are issues that concern us at every level: find a summer job (who
has never had a hard time?) or find a job that falls within your area of
expertise (which sometimes seems like jumping through a lot of hoops…!) .
And
what if the solution was to increase our "employability"? What would
you think about it? The programme "Youth on the Move" is part of the UE
political strategies for 2014-2020 and provides some keys to understand the
phenomenon…
You can
watch the video of the presentation here
The new
EU policy is based on the acknowledgment that young people have been hit
especially hard by the economic crisis and that a rising number are facing
unemployment in Europe, making them feel
frustrated, fearful and hopeless. In response, the European Commission
introduced the Youth Opportunities Initiative (YOI) – a set of measures aimed
at increasing young people's employability. YOI is part of the Youth on the
Move initiative and promotes EU programmes and resources such as Leonardo da
Vinci, European Voluntary Service, Erasmus, Erasmus for Entrepreneurs and
EURES, that are geared towards developing young people's skills, qualifications
and training.
And
you, what do you think? Do you think going abroad for a short period is
the key to come back to the mountains at the end of the experience? Or would
you prefer to stay home, close
to your friends, boyfriend/girlfriend and family?
Share
with us your opinion, visit our blog http://youthmountains.blogspot.be.
and leave a comment!
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