Economy · Greece

European Youth Card Remains Free for Vocational Students

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The renewal of cooperation between INEDIVIM and DYPA continues free access to the European Youth Card.
The initiative aims to support vocational education and training students under 30 years old.
The card provides access to over 37,000 discounts and offers across various sectors in Europe.
This program has previously benefited thousands of young people, enhancing their educational and cultural opportunities.
The initiative highlights the importance of collaborating to empower youth in vocational training.

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The renewal of cooperation between INEDIVIM and DYPA continues free access to the European Youth Card.
The initiative aims to support vocational education and training students under 30 years old.
The card provides access to over 37,000 discounts and offers across various sectors in Europe.
This program has previously benefited thousands of young people, enhancing their educational and cultural opportunities.
The initiative highlights the importance of collaborating to empower youth in vocational training.

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