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1.       LilDuuda
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 02 Sep 2010 Thu 12:24 pm

Hello! I´d like to get into studying or volunteering in Turkey. If any of you have any experience or any knowledge how to apply then i would be very grateful for any info. Thank you

 

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2.       insallah
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 02 Sep 2010 Thu 12:40 pm

I did the a project in turkey below is the details of the scheme and basic ways to apply etc . Although it does not say it below I also got my flights covered and some money before I left UK to buy language books.

 

http://ec.europa.eu/youth/youth-in-action-programme/doc82_en.htm

Open to all young people aged 18 to 30, EVS is a true ‘learning service’. Beyond benefiting the local communities, by participating in voluntary activities, young volunteers can develop new skills and, therefore, improve their personal, educational and professional development. Volunteers can benefit from specific training throughout the activity and agree on their expected learning outcomes, processes and methods in advance. Their learning experience is formally recognised through a Youthpass. Participation is free for the volunteers who also get board and lodging, insurance cover and an allowance for the duration of the project. Special conditions apply to encourage the participation of young people with fewer opportunities. For instance, they can participate as of the age of 16. Further information can be found in the Youth in Action Programme Guide as well as in the Inclusion Strategy of the Programme.

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