COM(2010)478 - Proposal for a COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION Youth on the move - promoting the learning mobility of young people

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  2. Key dates
  3. Related information
  4. Resulting legislation
  5. Full version
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Key information

official title

Proposal for a COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION Youth on the move – promoting the learning mobility of young people
 
Legal instrument Recommendation
reference by COM-number69 COM(2010)478 EN
Additional COM-numbers SEC(2010)1050; SEC(2010)1049; SEC(2010)1048
CELEX number72 52010PC0478

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Key dates

Document 15-09-2010
Online publication 18-09-2010
Decision 28-06-2011; 32011H0707(01)
Publication in Official Journal73 07-07-2011; OJ C 199 p. 1-5

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Related information

  • Explanatory memorandum
  • Considerations
  • Legal provisions

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Resulting legislation

  • - Council Recommendation of 28 June 2011 — ‘Youth on the move’ — promoting the learning mobility of young people
 

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    They include the following: higher education (Erasmus, Erasmus Mundus, Marie Curie) for students, doctoral candidates and staff; higher education and research (Marie Curie, mobility within Networks of Excellence and Technology Platforms); from higher education to business (placements within Erasmus and Marie Curie); vocational education and apprentices (Leonardo); second level education (Comenius) adult learning and senior volunteering (Grundtvig); the cultural sphere (Culture Programme); youth exchanges and volunteering (Youth in Action); volunteering (European Voluntary Service within the Youth in Action Programme); the civil society (Europe for Citizens Programme) and the preparatory action 'Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs'.

     
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    For evidence on the benefits of mobility to individuals see e.g. F. Maiworm and U. Teichler: Study Abroad and Early Career: Experiences of Former Erasmus Students, 2004; annual surveys of the Erasmus Student Network; Final Evaluation of the Community Programmes Socrates II, Leonardo da Vinci II and eLearning; Analysis of the Effects of Leonardo da Vinci Mobility Measures on Young Trainees, Employees and the influence of socio-economic factors, 2007. Regarding the systemic benefit of mobility, it has been proved for higher education by a study on 'The impact of Erasmus on European higher education: quality, openness and internationalisation', Dec. 2008,ec.europa.eu/education/erasmus/doc/publ also the Interim evaluation of Erasmus Mundus by CSES, June 2007,ec.europa.eu/education/programmes/mundus/doc

     
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    They include the following: higher education (Erasmus, Erasmus Mundus, Marie Curie) for students, doctoral candidates and staff; higher education and research (Marie Curie, mobility within Networks of Excellence and Technology Platforms); from higher education to business (placements within Erasmus and Marie Curie); vocational education and apprentices (Leonardo); second level education (Comenius) adult learning and senior volunteering (Grundtvig); the cultural sphere (Culture Programme); youth exchanges and volunteering (Youth in Action); volunteering (European Voluntary Service within the Youth in Action Programme); the civil society (Europe for Citizens Programme) and the preparatory action 'Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs'.

     
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    ec.europa.eu/commission_2010-2014/president/about

     
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    See Commission Staff Working Paper SEC(2010) 1048 for an analysis of the responses received.

     
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    OJ L 215, 9.8.2001, p. 30-37.

     
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    OJ L 390, 31.12.2004, p. 6-20.

     
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    For evidence on the benefits of mobility to individuals see e.g. F. Maiworm and U. Teichler: Study Abroad and Early Career: Experiences of Former Erasmus Students, 2004; annual surveys of the Erasmus Student Network; Final Evaluation of the Community Programmes Socrates II, Leonardo da Vinci II and eLearning; Analysis of the Effects of Leonardo da Vinci Mobility Measures on Young Trainees, Employees and the influence of socio-economic factors, 2007. Regarding the systemic benefit of mobility, it has been proved for higher education by a study on 'The impact of Erasmus on European higher education: quality, openness and internationalisation', Dec. 2008,ec.europa.eu/education/erasmus/doc/publ also the Interim evaluation of Erasmus Mundus by CSES, June 2007,ec.europa.eu/education/programmes/mundus/doc

     
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    OJ L 215, 9.8.2001, p. 30-37.

     
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    Recommendations are non-binding acts by which the European Union means to achieve certain ends without imposing a mandatory legal framework. Recommendations may relate to both policies of the EU as well as individual member states.