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Take your talent and skills abroad
Whilst watching the news last night I came across a party political broadcast which focused heavily on why Britain must remain in the EU.
They interviewed a cross section of people from the public on what their thoughts were on the subject and I must admit a smile came across my face when a student stared into the camera and insisted it was vital we stay in the EU because without being connected she would never have been able to go on the Erasmus programme which had only enriched her work experience and study.
Without getting into a political debate I cannot deny how much of a pleasure it is to be apart of the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs Programme. We have had much success with the cross border exchanges so far; from Italy, Portugal, Belgium and welcoming entrepreneurs here also.
On that note if you would like to strengthen your skills and develop your business there are only two opportunities remaining for anyone wishing to experience a working life in another county for up to three months.
If you have your CV and a business plan ready then don’t hesitate contact me today for more information on 0191 516 6170…don’t pass up on this opportunity!
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Louise Hardy .
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