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- 2012-03-14
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European Union Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs Users’ Guide
The guide introduces the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs pilot project, a European Union initiative that helps new entrepreneurs acquire relevant skills by working in an enterprise in another EU country. It outlines who the guide is for – new entrepreneurs, host entrepreneurs and business‑service providers – and describes the programme’s overall aims.
The programme is organised into four phases: Application, Matching, Contracting and Preparation, and Implementation. The guide details each phase, the roles of intermediary organisations, the duration of stays (1‑6 months, divisible into weekly slots), and provides contact information for further assistance.
Covers: Introduction · Objectives · Structure · Four phases · Information and Contact

European Commission Euro-Mediterranean Youth Programme Mid-Term Evaluation Annexes
The annexes compile supporting material for the European Commission’s mid‑term evaluation of the Euro‑Mediterranean Youth Programme (2001‑2003), including glossaries, interview lists, questionnaires and meeting minutes.
The document outlines the evaluation’s objectives, methodology and the structure of the final report, which consists of an executive summary, a main report and technical annexes.
Covers: Glossary · List of Interviewees · Evaluation Workshops · Personal Interviews · Stakeholders’ Meeting Minutes · Evaluative Cards
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European Union Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs Users’ Guide
Other 20 pages · 490 KB · ENThis Users’ Guide explains the objectives, structure, eligibility and application process of the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs programme.
European Commission Euro-Mediterranean Youth Programme Mid-Term Evaluation Annexes
Other 143 pages · 717 KB · ENAnnexes to the European Commission's mid‑term evaluation of the Euro‑Mediterranean Youth Programme (2001‑2003).
Questions answered in European manuals
What is the aim of the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs programme?
It aims at helping new entrepreneurs acquire relevant skills for managing a small or medium‑sized enterprise by spending time in an enterprise in another EU country.
From: European Union Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs Users’ Guide
What are the four phases of a stay abroad?
The four phases are Application, Matching, Contracting and Preparation, and Implementation.
From: European Union Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs Users’ Guide
