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The Youth WorkNet project is currently in its final stage. Last year, on the 18th and 19th of December 2018 we had a wonderful meeting in Vienna. It was an opportunity to report on the activities carried out and to finalize the last details useful for the conclusion of the project, with a signed Memorandum […]
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YOUTH-WORKNET aims at promoting the exchange of good practices in the field of networking-based activities for young unemployed people. By taking part in several EU and national projects, consortium partners have observed that traditional employment services tend to result ineffective in comparison with more innovative, informal and flexible solutions such as those based on networking […]
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The second technical meeting of the European Project “EUROPEAN YOUTH JOBSEEKERS COMMUNITY”, also known as Youth WorkNet, took place in Athens at APOPSI premises. During the three days of the meeting the best practices of Italy, Spain, The Netherlands, Romania, Greece, Bulgaria and Austria were presented. It was a very interesting meeting emphasizing the core […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Youth WorkNet Newsletter A couple of weeks ago I was at the technical Youth WorkNet meeting in Campobasso, Italy. The Youth WorkNet partnership aims to promote the exchange of good practices in the field of networking-based activities for young unemployed people. By taking part in several EU and national projects, the consortium partners have observed […]
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YOUTH WORKNET aims at promoting the exchange of good practices in the field of networking-based activities for young unemployed people. By taking part in several EU and national projects, consortium partners have observed that traditional employment services tend to result ineffective in comparison with more innovative, informal and flexible solutions such as those based on […]
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