Which countries can participate?
The programme encourages the participation of both:
New Entrepreneurs must have residence (see definition) in any EU member state or a SMP country.
Host Entrepreneurs must have residence (see definition) in any EU member state, SMP or non-SMP country participating in the programme.
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Who can participate?
Eligible entrepreneurs are those in the early stages of their business start-up (new entrepreneurs) and experienced owners or managers of a micro or small enterprise (host entrepreneurs). The term "new entrepreneur” includes both nascent ...
May I participate in the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs programme if I have already participated in other projects funded by the European Union, such as Erasmus+ or ESC?
The objectives of the programmes vary from one to another. You may participate in the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs programme, provided that any exchanges under other European programmes have concluded.
What are the programme’s objectives?
Facilitating business exchanges between new and experienced entrepreneurs; Up to six months on-the-job-training enabling a successful business start-up; Exchanging experience and knowledge about obstacles and challenges when starting and developing ...
What is a local contact point?
The European Commission has officially appointed Intermediary Organisations throughout the European Union and the other participating countries, that act as local contact point for entrepreneurs. These entities guide entrepreneurs throughout the ...
What are the benefits for host entrepreneurs?
Potential benefits for host entrepreneurs include the opportunity to: Work with an energetic and motivated new entrepreneur who will contribute with innovative views, new skills and knowledge to the host entrepreneur's business; Learn about foreign ...