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What is the main purpose of the Erasmus+ program?
What is the main purpose of the Erasmus+ program?
What is the age range for participants in the EVS program?
What is the age range for participants in the EVS program?
What is the maximum duration of a Long-term EVS project?
What is the maximum duration of a Long-term EVS project?
What is the focus of EVS projects in European Voluntary Humanitarian Aid Corps (EVHAC)?
What is the focus of EVS projects in European Voluntary Humanitarian Aid Corps (EVHAC)?
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What is one of the benefits of participating in the EVS program?
What is one of the benefits of participating in the EVS program?
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What type of organization can host an EVS volunteer?
What type of organization can host an EVS volunteer?
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What is the first step in the application process for EVS?
What is the first step in the application process for EVS?
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What is received by EVS volunteers upon completion of the program?
What is received by EVS volunteers upon completion of the program?
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What is the main requirement for host organizations in the EVS program?
What is the main requirement for host organizations in the EVS program?
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What is a benefit of participating in the EVS program in terms of employability?
What is a benefit of participating in the EVS program in terms of employability?
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Study Notes
What is EVS?
- EVS stands for Erasmus Volunteer Service, a European Commission program that allows young people to volunteer in another country for 6-12 months.
- The program is part of the Erasmus+ program, which aims to promote mobility, non-formal learning, and intercultural understanding among young people.
Eligibility
- Participants must be between 17 and 30 years old (in some cases, up to 35 years old).
- They must be citizens of an EU country or a partner country.
- They must be willing to volunteer in a non-profit organization in another country.
Types of EVS Projects
- Long-term EVS: 6-12 months in a host country.
- Short-term EVS: 2-6 months in a host country.
- European Voluntary Service (EVS) in European Voluntary Humanitarian Aid Corps (EVHAC): focuses on disaster relief and humanitarian aid.
Benefits
- Gains practical experience and skills in a new country.
- Improves language skills and cultural understanding.
- Enhances employability and career prospects.
- Receives a European Voluntary Service Certificate upon completion.
- Has the opportunity to network and build international connections.
Host Organizations
- Non-profit organizations, NGOs, and charities in the host country.
- Organizations must be accredited by the National Agency in the host country.
- Examples of host organizations: youth centers, environmental organizations, schools, and community centers.
Application Process
- Find a sending organization in the home country.
- Search for a host organization in the desired country.
- Apply to the sending organization with a motivation letter and CV.
- Wait for the acceptance of the application and the deployment to the host country.
What is EVS?
- EVS stands for Erasmus Volunteer Service, a European Commission program.
- Allows young people to volunteer in another country for 6-12 months.
- Part of the Erasmus+ program, promoting mobility, non-formal learning, and intercultural understanding.
Eligibility
- Age: 17-30 years old (up to 35 in some cases).
- Citizens of EU countries or partner countries are eligible.
- Willingness to volunteer in a non-profit organization in another country is required.
Types of EVS Projects
- Long-term EVS: 6-12 months in a host country.
- Short-term EVS: 2-6 months in a host country.
- EVS in European Voluntary Humanitarian Aid Corps (EVHAC): focuses on disaster relief and humanitarian aid.
Benefits
- Gains practical experience and skills in a new country.
- Improves language skills and cultural understanding.
- Enhances employability and career prospects.
- Receives a European Voluntary Service Certificate upon completion.
- Opportunity to network and build international connections.
Host Organizations
- Non-profit organizations, NGOs, and charities in the host country.
- Accreditation by the National Agency in the host country is required.
- Examples: youth centers, environmental organizations, schools, and community centers.
Application Process
- Find a sending organization in the home country.
- Search for a host organization in the desired country.
- Apply to the sending organization with a motivation letter and CV.
- Wait for application acceptance and deployment to the host country.
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Learn about the Erasmus Volunteer Service program, its eligibility criteria, and its goals.CTest your knowledge of EVS, a European Commission initiative for young people.
