About

About

Eurodesk is an information network aimed at young people and youth organisations. The network operates in 34 European countries. National and regional coordinators share information to help young people learn about mobility opportunities in Europe including studying, working and volunteering abroad.

The Eurodesk network provides a reliable source for youth organisations to find information and updates from the European Commission, with a guarantee that this information is relevant to the youth field. The coordinators in each country offer a direct link to local knowledge about opportunities, projects, and living standards for young people, as well as offering guidance on European youth rights. Many countries also have national networks where organisations can share best practice, find partners for projects and arrange exchanges.

Eurodesk offers tailored advice for young people, enabling and encouraging them to ask questions about mobility opportunities and access support from the European network.

Eurodesk also supports the structured dialogue process, and works to engage young people in this process to make their voice heard among key decision makers in Europe.

Eurodesk supports and contributes to the European Youth Portal, a European Commission website which publishes articles, news and events for young people.  The site gives information around nine main themes, covers 33 countries and is available in 27 languages.

Visit the Eurodesk Ireland website for more information about the network and how you can get involved.

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Léargas

Léargas is a not-for-profit organisation that operates under the aegis of the Department of Education and Skills and the Department of Children and Youth Affairs. Léargas manages European, national and international exchange and cooperation programmes in education, training and youth and community work and has been managing such programmes for over 30 years. Léargas currently has 40 staff based in our Dublin office. Our staff come from Ireland, Poland, France, Croatia, Denmark and Spain and have wide-ranging experience in education, training, community, youth and development work; and in IT and finance. The National Centre for Guidance in Education operates under the aegis of Léargas.
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LéargasFriday, October 27th, 2017 at 11:35pm
Want to learn about #ErasmusPlus #YouthInAction? Check out this online course! Still open to join (until 03 Nov)! http://bit.ly/2gIFcvU
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LéargasFriday, October 27th, 2017 at 10:00pm
Bring the international dimension to your school with #ErasmusPlus! Learn more with this online course starting 30/10: http://bit.ly/2gNFrt1
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LéargasFriday, October 27th, 2017 at 6:01am
Measure the impact of your Adult Education project. Participate in this seminar! http://bit.ly/2ySQBRV
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Module 1 begins 30 October so sign up today!

http://academy.schooleducationgateway.eu/en/web/erasmus-funding-opportunities-for-schools