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Erasmus Programme Erasmus Programme In EuropeIn Europe

Made by Name: Motassem AbusaaMade by Name: Motassem Abusaa

Subject: Sociology.Subject: Sociology.

Date: 23rd.May.2016Date: 23rd.May.2016

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AgendaAgendaSlide Number Content

3 – 4 Overview5 Objectives

6 - 7 Relations 8 - 9 Proficiency 10- 12 Early school leavers

13 Culture understanding14 Conclusion15 End16 References

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ProgrammeOverviewOverview

It was found in 1987It was found in 1987Named after Desiderius ErasmusNamed after Desiderius ErasmusBudget of 14.7 billion EuroBudget of 14.7 billion Euro

Almost 4000 participantAlmost 4000 participant

33 participating country33 participating country

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ProgrammeGoals Goals

Education

Training

Youth

Sport

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ProgrammePositive impacts on Eu Positive impacts on Eu

Relationships

Proficiency

Early school leaversCultural understanding

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ProgrammeRelationships Relationships

Develop international relations.Develop international relations.

Strengthen friendships Strengthen friendships

Long term relationshipsLong term relationships

MarriageMarriage

BabiesBabies

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus Programmerelationshipsrelationships

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ProgrammeProficiency Proficiency

Culture understandingCulture understanding

Skills gainingSkills gaining

EmployabilityEmployability

Better positionsBetter positions

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ProgrammeProficiency Proficiency

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ProgrammeEarly school leaversEarly school leavers

Over 17% of youngers leave their schoolOver 17% of youngers leave their school

School leavers and employmentSchool leavers and employment

School leavers and povertySchool leavers and poverty

EconomicEconomic

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ProgrammeEarly school leavers Early school leavers

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ProgrammeEarly school leavers Early school leavers

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ProgrammeCultural understandingCultural understanding

Understand cultures. Understand cultures.

High communication skill.High communication skill.

Cultural difference. Cultural difference.

Attitude. Attitude.

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ProgrammeConclusionConclusion

Four significant impacts.Four significant impacts.

European integrity. European integrity.

Better economy. Better economy.

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I hope you enjoyed itI hope you enjoyed itThank you Thank you

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Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ProgrammeReferencesReferences

http://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/university-news/international-students-more-employable-erasmus-study"Pedagogy for employability", Ann Pegg, Jeff Waldock, Sonia Hendy-Isaac, Ruth Lawton page 4, 2006. Available at: https://www.heacademy.ac.uk/sites/default/files/resources/pedagogy_for_employability_update_2012.pdf "The Erasmus Impact Study", European Commission 2014. Available at: http://ec.europa.eu/education/library/study/2014/erasmus-impact_en.pdf (last visited 29.04.2016) "What's in a name? History of the Erasmus Programme". http://www.independent.co.uk/student/news/eus-erasmus-study-abroad-programme-responsible-for-1m-babies-9751749.html http://www.erasmuspluscourses.com/preventing-early-school-leaving.html http://ec.europa.eu/belgium/events/docs/jablonska.pdfhttp://ec.europa.eu/belgium/events/docs/jablonska.pdf