Brussels – The Regional Government of Veneto has approved a new public notice titled MOVE 2025 – A Passport for Languages, aimed at financing transnational mobility projects for the 2025/2026 academic year. Proposed by Regional Councillor for Education and Training Valeria Mantovan, the initiative targets students enrolled in the third or fourth year of secondary school or in regional vocational training programs (IeFP).
The program is designed to boost language skills through structured educational pathways, including preparatory activities, two-week study trips abroad, and the achievement of internationally recognized language certifications. “International learning mobility is a strategic tool to develop knowledge, skills, and awareness — all vital to navigating an ever-evolving job market,” Mantovan stated. “With this measure, we’re making these experiences accessible to hundreds of students, promoting equal access to quality, inclusive, and accessible education — especially for disadvantaged groups.”
Applications must be submitted by October 9, as per the guidelines detailed in the official call. Selected projects will be evaluated by a committee appointed by the Education and Training Directorate. Mobility activities will take place during summer 2026.