Exchanges and scholarships
If you want to study, train or participate in a youth exchange in one of 33 countries around Europe and beyond, the Erasmus+ programme will enable you to do so. The programme is open to both teenagers and adults from EU and non-EU countries, be they students, teachers or other working people. Check out the range of options!
Volunteering
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Are you 18 years old, up for a challenge and keen to help other people in Europe? Then the European Solidarity Corps could be just what you're looking for. Watch the "Practical journey through the European Solidarity Corps" video to know how to get here.
Check out the many other opportunities for volunteering in Europe and worldwide.
Finding a job
Young Europeans can check out the EURES website to find a job, traineeship or apprenticeship in another EU country, Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.
Before applying, don’t forget to consult Europass, which offers a user-friendly CV compiler and other digital tools to communicate your skills across the EU and manage your career.
More opportunities
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The European Youth Portal will help you find out more about how Europe and your country support young people.
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Many EU institutions and bodies regularly offer young people the chance to gain invaluable experience at the heart of Europe. See if you are eligible for the next intake!
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Have you ever wanted to see the EU from the inside? Find out here how your school can organise a visit to one of the EU institutions.