Finding the right opportunity for you

What opportunities for international mobility are on offer ?
Working, taking an internship, civic service, summer jobs ?
Opportunities
Have you heard of the Service Civique à l’Internationale ? A volunteer programme open to all with hundreds of offers all over.
Volunteer SCI
http://www.service-civique.gouv.fr/
Or look into a dozen other ways of showing solidarity, volunteering or paid charity work for humanitarian organisations or intercultural exchange programmes ?
Volunteer
https://www.france-volontaires.org/
If you want to work overseas than take a look at the 13 destinations offered by France participating in the Work Holiday Visa programme that allows you to fund your travels through work.
LINK : Work Holiday Visas
https://pvtistes.net/destinations/
You probably already know about Erasmus+, version 2014-2020, with its study, internship, sports and vocational training programmes.
Studying with Erasmus+
https://www.erasmusplus.fr/

The European Union runs three volunteer programmes :

The European Volunteering Service (EVS)
http://site.erasmusplus-jeunesse.fr/sve_jeunes-17-30-ans.html
The EU Aid Volunteers programme
https://ec.europa.eu/echo/what/humanitarian-aid/eu-aid-volunteers_fr
Brand new !: The European Solidarity Corps.
https://europa.eu/youth/Solidarity_fr

If you’re looking for an independent and alternative way of travelling or a solidarity holiday,

Then visit these sites: ABM, ATES, Emotion Planet, Double Sens, TDS, Vision du Monde, etc. as well as work/accommodation exchange sites.

Travel

Having trouble getting to grips with a language and need to learn in a hurry :

check out TV shows in their original language, apps, books and other sources of help.

Travel

Top sources of funding !

Some local services (town halls or regional and departmental authorities) offer mobility assistance: visit their websites or contact your local Information Jeunesse centre, office or info point.

Also look into grants awarded by associations or foundations, such as the Zellidja adventure bursary. www.zellidja.com

One association bursting with talent is Club Teli. Admittedly you have to pay for some services, but it’s packed with information and useful addresses, internship offers, job adverts and more. You need to be a member to have access to all the info, but that also gives you the right to apply for grants. http://www.teli.asso.fr/

The European adventure bursary from La Guilde supports original expedition projects. www.la-guilde.org

The CRIJ Provence Alpes in Marseille is an information centre dedicated to international and European mobility and is there to answer your questions on the various programmes available to go abroad, with advice, resources, useful addresses and testimonials. Come and discuss the various mobility opportunities open to you at our premises or send in your questions by email and one of our agents will get in touch to point you in the right direction. http://www.crijpa.fr/nos-services/europe-international/

Plus, the CRIJ is an information point for :

International mobility programmes for young people through the Eurodesknetwork.Eurodesk. https://eurodesk.eu/
The European Union which has qualified it as a Europe Direct information centre. http://www.europedirect-provencealpes.fr/
– Opportunities for going to Germany, with our information point representing the OFAJ (French-German Youth Office).Office Franco-Allemand pour la Jeunesse. https://www.ofaj.org/

The European Union runs three volunteer programmes :

If you’re looking for an independent and alternative way of travelling or a solidarity holiday,

Having trouble getting to grips with a language and need to learn in a hurry :

Top sources of funding !

Pour continuer vos recherches, quelques sites incontournables :

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