Erasmus+ Youth Opportunities

Youth Exchanges

Dynamic short-term projects connecting young people from different cultures. Engage in workshops, outdoor activities, and discussions focused on shared European values and personal growth.

Green Future

Digital Skills

Eco-Action

Learn sustainable living practices and environmental advocacy through hands-on activities in the Baltic region.

A workshop-based exchange focused on media literacy, coding basics, and safe internet usage for modern teenagers.

Participate in local conservation efforts and learn about biodiversity through international cooperation and shared field work.

Training Courses

Specialized programs for youth workers and NGO leaders. Gain professional competencies and innovative tools to improve social work and community engagement.

Lead Well

Strategy

Developing leadership skills and strategic management for NGOs in the European context. Focused on practical impact.

Innovative methodologies for integrating marginalized youth into community projects and formal education systems.

A deep dive into Erasmus+ funding structures, partnership building, and long-term project sustainability for organizations.

Social

"Participating in the Marijampole exchange was a turning point. I learned how to lead a team while making friends from across the continent. The organizers were supportive and professional throughout the entire journey. I recommend this NGO to everyone!"

Lukas Rimkus

"The training course for youth workers provided me with practical tools that I still use daily in my NGO. It was a perfect blend of theory and practice, set in a beautiful Lithuanian environment. A truly transformative international experience."

Elina Berg

Common Inquiries

Who are we?

We are a Marijampole-based NGO dedicated to facilitating international education and youth empowerment through the Erasmus+ framework.

Who can participate?

Youth exchanges are typically for ages 13-30. Training courses are for youth workers, educators, and volunteers of any age over 18.

Is there a fee?

Most Erasmus+ projects are fully funded, meaning travel, accommodation, and food are covered. Check specific calls for small participation fees.

Are projects in English?

Yes, almost all Erasmus+ initiatives use English as the working language to ensure everyone from different countries can communicate effectively.

How to apply?

Follow our social media or website. Each project has a separate application form where you share your motivation and profile.

Where is the guide?

Check our 'Marijampole Guide' section for tips on local sights, transport, and cultural norms for participants visiting our home city.