Join us for the European Solidarity Corps world café table at the 2020 National Youth Work Conference in Wales to find out about the opportunities available for young people and organisations. This event is aimed at youth work practitioners. 

This training focuses on the quality elements of Traineeships and Jobs projects in the European Solidarity Corps for organisations that are Quality Label holders (or are in the process of acquiring the certifications for Jobs and/or Traineeships). It will take place in Finland from 3 to 6 May 2020, but applications should be submitted by 12 March.

Eurodesk UK have an exciting opportunity to join their UK network as a ‘Eurodesk Ambassador’ to help spread the word about international mobility. Being part of the network gives you access to more than 1,100 youth organisations in Europe, and the Eurodesk UK team will provide training, support, and materials, along with website and social media links.

Join us for a live Q&A session on European Solidarity Corps Traineeships and Jobs – your chance to explore all the possibilities provided by the programme. The session is part of the third phase of the ‘Ready, Set, Make the Change!’ European Solidarity Corps free online course on the HOP platform. It will take place at 10am (UK time) on 28 April 2020.

Structured dialogue and the creation of Youth Goals are two of the main channels for youth participation in Europe. Join this webinar, which will take place on 7 May 2020 at 1pm (UK time), to learn how policy messages can be made more attractive and practical for everyone.

Please note, due to the impact of the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the Round 2 deadline has now been extended to 7 May 2020 (11am, UK time). There is only one deadline for Volunteering Partnerships this year.

Next round: Round 3 on 1 October 2020 (11am UK time)

Structured dialogue and the creation of Youth Goals are two of the main channels for youth participation in Europe. Join this webinar, which will take place on 7 May 2020 at 1pm (UK time), to learn how policy messages can be made more attractive and practical for everyone. Registration closes on 3 May.

This online session aims to bring together young people who are passionate about the environment and supporting their local community. Join us to find out how you can apply for European Solidarity Corps funding to carry out a project in your community.

This online training course brings together professionals who work with young people that are not in employment or training and who want to develop project idea under programmes Erasmus+ and/or European Solidarity Corps involving these people. It takes place from 27 to 30 May 2020.

Be inspired by some stand-out youth projects. This webinar is an opportunity to learn from project leaders about how they organised their actions, what kind of challenges they faced and what they did to stand out with good communication. It takes place on 21 May, with registration closing on 17 May. 

Be inspired by some stand-out youth projects. This webinar is an opportunity to learn from project leaders about how they organised their actions, what kind of challenges they faced and what they did to stand out with good communication. It takes place on 21 May, with registration closing on 17 May.

This online training course brings together professionals who work with young people that are not in employment or training and who want to develop project idea under programmes Erasmus+ and/or European Solidarity Corps involving these people. It takes place from 27 to 30 May 2020, with registration closing on 10 May.

Volunteers’ Week takes place in the UK from 1 to 7 June every year, but it has been different in 2020. Due to the Coronavirus situation, however, many organisations have not gone ahead with activities for the week, while others have managed to mark the campaign whilst also following the restrictions imposed by the outbreak.

YOCOMO – an ETS online course on competence-based development for youth workers runs from 30 June to 31 August 2020. This massive open online course will introduce the European Training Strategy competence model for youth workers working internationally and to link it to your personal youth work practice. Anyone can join and learn free of charge. 

YOCOMO – an ETS online course on competence-based development for youth workers runs from 30 June to 31 August 2020. This massive open online course will introduce the European Training Strategy competence model for youth workers working internationally and to link it to your personal youth work practice.

Learning Networks will be going digital, with a series of online workshops. This session focuses on how beneficiaries can interact with the media to share their project success, as well as exploring practical tips for press release writing. Places are limited.

Erasmus+ wants to capture the stories behind the people, showcasing the vibrant community that makes Erasmus+ what it is. Share your story on how the programme has impacted you, your organisation or your participants. Enter the competition by submitting your story in 100-200 words and upload a selfie. The deadline has now been extended to 11am (UK time) on 3 July 2020. 

Learning Networks will be going digital, with a series of online workshops. This session explores social media and how to share your project success on platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and more. Attendees will also discover useful tips and tools to help promote their project to wider audiences. Places are limited.

Tune in on Monday 13 July at 1pm to see us live on CHAOS TV! Our expert Mercedes Green will be giving the lowdown on the great European Solidarity Corps opportunities for young people, including Solidarity Projects.

Learning Networks will be going digital, with a series of online workshops. This session focuses on the Erasmus+ Project Results Platform, and how it can be used effectively as a dissemination tool, showcasing their project's outputs, activities and impact. Places are limited.

The Sustainability Academy is a four-week online training course in sustainable youth work. Using design thinking, we will focus on sustainable development principles, social entrepreneurship and the circular economy, and learn to apply those concepts in youth work. It takes place from 14 September to 9 October.

Discover how your organisation can access European Solidarity Corps funding and find enthusiastic young people to volunteer with you. Join one of our interactive Volunteering Information Sessions when you will hear from our team and can ask them questions. Places are limited, and registration closes the day before.

Learning Networks will be going digital, with a series of online workshops. This session delves into how beneficiaries can capture their project success on video and with photography, exploring how these can be created on a shoestring budget. Places are limited.

Find out how young people can access European Solidarity Corps funding to run their own project in their communities. This live interactive session with our team is for people aged 18-30 and organisations in the UK that work with young people. We will be happy to answer your questions! Places are limited, and registration closes the day before.

Discover how your organisation can access European Solidarity Corps funding and find enthusiastic young people to volunteer with you. Join one of our interactive Volunteering Information Sessions when you will hear from our team and can ask them questions. Places are limited, and registration closes the day before.

This session is for young people who are almost ready to apply for Solidarity Projects funding – if they have a project idea and are a group of young people aged 17-30 – and organisations supporting these groups. Get application support in time for the next funding deadline (1 October). The session takes place on 25 August. Register by 23 August.

This session is for young people who are almost ready to apply for Solidarity Projects funding – if they have a project idea and are a group of young people aged 17-30 – and organisations supporting these groups. Get application support in time for the next funding deadline (1 October). The session takes place on 25 August. Register by 23 August.

If you’re a young person resident in the UK, find out how you could get funding to run your own environmental project. Invite your friends and meet like-minded people. The online sessions will take place over three non-consecutive days, between 27 August and 18 September. Register by 16 September at 1pm. 

Young people implementing Solidarity Projects are invited for the first international MEET-UP. The aim of the event is to create a community of Solidarity Project creators, and offer support and inspiration by tackling different aspects of the project. It takes place from 15 to 18 October in Prague. Application deadline is 7 September.

Get personal feedback from the UK National Agency team about your project idea in time for the 2020 Call Round 3 deadline on 1 October 2020. Just complete the form and send it back to us by 14 September 2020 to arrange a one-to-one telephone advice session.

The Sustainability Academy is a four-week online training in sustainable youth work. Using design thinking, we will focus on sustainable development principles, social entrepreneurship and the circular economy, and learn to apply those concepts in youth work. It takes place from 14 September to 9 October. Applications close 20 July 2020. 

If you’re a young person resident in the UK, find out how you could get funding to run your own environmental project. Invite your friends and meet like-minded people. The online sessions will take place over three non-consecutive days, between 27 August and 18 September. Register by 16 September at 1pm.

If you’re a young person resident in the UK, find out how you could get funding to run your own environmental project. Invite your friends and meet like-minded people. The online sessions will take place over three non-consecutive days, between 27 August and 18 September. Register by 16 September at 1pm.

This year’s event will consist of two online sessions on 22 and 23 September. The sessions will offer the chance to hear directly from beneficiaries, participants, and stakeholders across all sectors, celebrating and reflecting on the seven years of impacts delivered by the programme.

This is an online networking session for participants of the ‘Ready, Set, Make the Change!’ European Solidarity Corps free online course on the HOP platform. It will take place at 2pm (UK time), lasting up to one hour and a half.

In 2020, the third and final deadline for Volunteering Projects, Traineeships and Jobs and Solidarity Projects is 1 October (11am, UK time).

Throughout October, young people across the UK can benefit from online and offline events through Eurodesk’s Time to Move campaign. These activities will introduce them to hundreds of opportunities to take part in international projects.

This is an online networking session for participants of the ‘Ready, Set, Make the Change!’ European Solidarity Corps free online course on the HOP platform. It will take place at 2pm (UK time), lasting up to one hour and a half.

Young people implementing Solidarity Projects are invited for the first international MEET-UP. The aim of the event is to create a community of Solidarity Project creators, and offer support and inspiration by tackling different aspects of the project. It takes place from 15 to 18 October in Prague. Application deadline is 7 September.

The fourth edition of the #ErasmusDays will take place from 15 to 17 October, celebrating the Erasmus+ programme across Europe and beyond. Visit the website to find out how you can register, take part and organise your own virtual event.

During #ErasmusDays2020, the first EuroPeerathon is open to EuroPeers and all internationally-minded young people with experience or interest in Erasmus+ and the European Solidarity Corps.

Join us for a virtual celebration of 30 years of Eurodesk! We’ll interview key figures from the history of the network, rediscover some of the main highlights from over the years, and present the Eurodesk UK Network Award. 

New Erasmus+ decentralised calls are for Strategic Partnerships projects in response to COVID-19, with a focus on innovative practices in a digital era, and skills development and inclusion through creativity and the arts. The deadline is 11am (UK time) on 29 October 2020. 

This expert seminar, held online, will explore the past, present and future of the recognition and validation of youth learning (including Youthpass), taking stock of where it stands and discussing how to contribute to further developments. It will take place from 26 to 27 November 2020. The application deadline is 4 November.

The ‘Ready, Set, Make the Change!’ European Solidarity Corps online course, facilitated by the online course staff with the support of the UK National Agency, will run a webinar focused on the quality of implementation in Volunteering and Traineeships and Jobs projects from 10am to 11.30am (UK time) on 13 November. 

This is an online workshop on European Solidarity Corps volunteering projects during changing times, aimed at organisations active in the programme, to help ensure the quality and impact of their projects. It will take place on 3 December. The application deadline is 23 November.

This seminar on evaluation and exchange of best practices will be held online and will assess the impact of volunteering activities on young people’s lives. It’s open to organisations and participants with past or current experience on EVS and volunteering projects. It will take place from 7 to 10 December. The application deadline is 24 November.

This expert seminar, held online, will explore the past, present and future of the recognition and validation of youth learning (including Youthpass), taking stock of where it stands and discussing how to contribute to further developments. It will take place from 26 to 27 November 2020. The application deadline is 4 November.

Organisations who have signed the grant agreement in the first and second rounds of the 2020 Call will be invited to our Start-up Seminar, to be held online over two days. Beneficiaries will have the opportunity to learn about all aspects of a European Solidarity Corps project, pose questions to the UK National Agency team and meet peers.

The ‘Ready, Set, Make the Change!’ European Solidarity Corps online course, facilitated by the online course staff with the support of the UK National Agency, will run a webinar focused on the quality of implementation in Solidarity Projects from 2pm to 3.30am (UK time) on 1 December.

This is an online workshop on European Solidarity Corps volunteering projects during changing times, aimed at organisations active in the programme, to help ensure the quality and impact of their projects. It will take place on 3 December. The application deadline is 23 November.

This seminar on evaluation and exchange of best practices will be held online and will assess the impact of volunteering activities on young people’s lives. It’s open to organisations and participants with past or current experience on EVS and volunteering projects. It will take place from 7 to 10 December. The application deadline is 24 November.

This training course aims to bring together trainers and educators, such as youth workers, who are interested in better understanding solidarity and how to approach it in their future online and offline events. It will take place from 26 January to 11 February 2021. The application deadline is 4 January.

This training course aims to bring together trainers and educators, such as youth workers, who are interested in better understanding solidarity and how to approach it in their future online and offline events. It will take place from 26 January to 11 February 2021. The application deadline is 4 January.