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Italy hosts Erasmus Days and school orientation events
Various educational initiatives and Erasmus Days celebrations are taking place across Italy, focusing on student mobility, international exchange, and academic orientation.
In several cities, including Senigallia, Enna, Taranto, and La Spezia, schools and local institutions are hosting events to promote the Erasmus+ program. These activities include cultural exchanges, such as a project between Loreto and Montpellier, and celebrations of European values through music and art, like a mural inauguration in Gela. Additionally, Anffas Reggio Calabria completed an inclusive Erasmus+ DiscoverEU train journey from Italy to Spain.
Simultaneously, multiple regions are conducting school orientation campaigns. Events in Legnano, Civitanova, Villafranca, and Seregno are helping middle school students navigate choices between high schools and professional training. In Naples, the University of Naples Federico II has successfully implemented the Orizzonti project, involving 90,000 students in university orientation through the PNRR framework.
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Anffas Reggio Calabria · Enna · Erasmus+ · European Union · Galleria Civica di Enna · Italy · Marinella Adamo · Massimo Bello · Senigallia · University of Enna Kore · University of Kore · Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Orizzonti project offered 2,700 university orientation paths. www.gazzettadinapoli.it
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Campus 2026 orientation fair in Seregno is scheduled for November 13 and 14. quindicinews.it
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Villafranca event will feature eleven educational institutes. www.giornaleadige.it
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Seregno event will host 38 stands representing high schools and professional training agencies. quindicinews.it
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Villafranca's Salone dell’Orientamento will take place on October 24 from 9:00 to 19:00 at the Palazzetto dello sport. www.giornaleadige.it
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Federico II Orizzonti project involved 90,000 secondary school students. www.gazzettadinapoli.it