YouthVenture4EU is helping young people across Europe imagine and build their own futures. This European collaboration, led by Rinova together with the Zaragoza Chamber of Commerce and partner organisations in Italy, France and Germany, has developed digital learning pills and educational games on inclusive, green and digital entrepreneurship, designed to make these topics easier to understand, more engaging – and fun too.
The resources are now live: learning pills, games and a facilitator’s handbook full of practical advice for using them with learners or creating your own digital games. Everything is ready on our interactive platform: https://learn.youthventure4.eu/
Future Makers: from Challenge to Pitch
On 9 June, we put these tools into action at the Polo de Contenidos Digitales in Málaga with Future Makers: from Challenge to Pitch, a day of sustainable, inclusive and digital youth entrepreneurship. Young people aged 16 to 30 formed teams on the spot and tackled three consecutive challenges – ideation and sustainability, digitalisation, and inclusion – guided by Málaga Tech, 3in-tech and Cruz Roja, before pitching their ideas to a professional jury.
The day was a real success: motivated teams, strong ideas and pitches that showed just how much can be built in a few hours of collaborative work. We can’t wait to run a new edition soon.
What’s next?
If entrepreneurship interests you, stay tuned: we’ll soon be relaunching our business exchange programme, which funds mobilities of up to 6 months across Europe and in many other countries worldwide. More details coming soon.
For any questions, get in touch with Michele: micheledv@rinova.es
YouthVenture4EU is funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ programme.
The project is coordinated by CAMARA OFICIAL DE COMERCIO E INDUSTRIA DE ZARAGOZA in partnership with Rinova Málaga, YuzuPulse, CIOFS-FP and IHK-Projekt.
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