THE Public University of Navarre (UPNA) participates in the TEMIT+ project, a training program funded by the European Union through the Erasmus+ program to promote Entrepreneurship among people between 18 and 30 years old through the “learning by creating” approach.
The program is open to anyone in the mentioned age range, of any education level, employed or not, and offers training at UPNA and the opportunity to travel to Finland for one week, all expenses paid, to continue the program. The only requirement to participate is to have ability to communicate in English. Registration is open until September 30 or while places last on the program website.
THE The training includes three modules. The first of these, which will take place on October 10 at UPNA, will aim to understand the climate crisis and the different issues of social solidarity. The second of these, which will take place in Bilbaowill take place on December 3 and 4 and will aim to innovate through sustainable solutions to the different challenges proposed by companies in a 24-hour marathon.
Finally, module 3, which will take place between February and April 2025, will be carried out by a total of 40 young people who will be selected during the two previous phases and who They will travel to Helsinki (Finland) for a week and another one in Bilbao. The transport and maintenance costs will be covered by the organization.
TEMIT+ is a pilot project whose objective is to contribute to change in the entrepreneurship and innovation training model. The European Union is funding this initiative to the tune of 1.3 million euros, through the Erasmus+ programme. They are participating ten partners from four countries (Spain, Finland, France and Greece), which seek to develop skills in vocational training and university students, job seekers and immigrants, such as awareness of climate change and environmental issues, impact innovation and team entrepreneurship, to promote the creation of innovative start-ups.
