Government Schemes in Worldwide
Verified government initiatives supporting skill development, vocational training, and entrepreneurship in Worldwide.
Erasmus+ Youth & Sport
European Commission
Allows groups of young people from different countries to meet, live together, and work on shared projects for short periods (5 to 21 days). Promotes non-formal learning and European integration.
European Solidarity Corps
European Commission
An EU funding program that creates opportunities for young people to volunteer or work in projects that benefit communities and people around Europe (e.g., environmental, social inclusion, cultural heritage). Replaced the former European Voluntary Service (EVS).
Reinforced Youth Guarantee
European Commission / Member States
A commitment by all EU Member States. It acts as an umbrella policy rather than a single application portal. Each EU country implements it via their national public employment services (e.g., Pôle emploi in France, Bundesagentur für Arbeit in Germany).
ILO Skills and Employability Programme
International Labour Organization (UN)
While not a direct-to-consumer grant, the ILO partners with national governments to establish recognized vocational training systems, apprenticeship frameworks, and fair labor policies worldwide. Users benefit by engaging with ILO-certified national programs.
United Nations Volunteers
United Nations
Contribute to peace and development worldwide. UN Volunteers work in over 130 countries in human rights, climate change, healthcare, and disaster relief. Excellent stepping stone into the UN ecosystem.
World Bank Group Young Professionals Program
World Bank Group
The premier pathway into the World Bank Group. It recruits highly qualified young professionals who demonstrate a passion for international development, outstanding academic credentials, and leadership potential.