CEOE International presents the ICEX Vives project
As part of the CEOE’s International Relations Committee, which met today, Tuesday 20 September, the department’s international activity forecast for the coming months and the priority dossiers on which it is focusing were set out.
In a second session, with the Executive Director of Training at ICEX Spain Export and Investment, Ms María Simó, and the Deputy Director for the Coordination of the Vives Project, Ms Mar García, as guest speakers, member companies and sectoral and territorial organisations learnt first-hand the details of the new ICEX Vives talent Training Project for sustainable internationalisation.
This project, which offers training internships to young people in companies with a project or who are present in a foreign market, aims to contribute to internationalising Spanish companies and to the international training of young professionals.
The project has a budget of 60 million euros for 2022-24, under the Next Generation EU, for up to 2,000 young people aged between 18 and 30 years. Unlike the Internationalisation Scholarships, ICEX Vives offers training internships not only for university students but also for people who have completed intermediate or higher vocational training.
ICEX will cover 100% of the cost of the internship, including medical and travel insurance.
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