The international Erasmus+ project “Unity Against Hate”, organised by StartUp HUB, took place from 2 to 8 December at the European Studies Centre in Arcuș. The event was attended by 42 young people from 10 different countries – Italy, Romania, Portugal, Turkey, Hungary, Greece, Slovakia, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic and Poland.

Sfântu Gheorghe hosted the second meeting of the Erasmus+ project “Empowering the Future: A Game-Changing Entrepreneurship Program for VET Students,” focused on enhancing entrepreneurial education for vocational and technical education students. The project is implemented in collaboration between Puskás Tivadar Technical College, StartUp HUB, Heves County SZC Márciua 15 Vocational School, and Budapest Mobility. The meeting was attended by 24 representatives of the partners, who worked together to achieve the project’s objectives.

From November 3 to 12, the city of Sfântu Gheorghe hosted the international Erasmus+ training program titled “Say NO to Racism,” organized by the Association for Innovation in Adult Education. This program brought together 66 young people aged 18 to 30 from 11 countries: Georgia, Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland, Moldova, the Czech Republic, Armenia, Portugal, Azerbaijan, Romania, and Hungary. The StartUp HUB team provided logistical support for the project.

From the 15th to the 24th of September, the European Centre of Studies in Arcuș will host the Skills4Future programme, organised by StartUp HUB within the Erasmus+ initiative, which brings together young people from nine countries. Participants come from Romania, Hungary, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Bulgaria. The programme focuses on promoting social inclusion and identifying opportunities for rural youth.

The “Empowering the Future: A Game-Changing Entrepreneurship Program for VET Students” project has begun, aiming to enhance entrepreneurial education for students in vocational training. The project kickoff meeting took place in Budapest from May 20 to 24, organized by Budapest Mobility Ltd. During the five-day event, each partner was represented by six delegates who introduced themselves and explained their roles in the project.

From 17-24 June, at the European Study Centre in Arkosi, InnoEdu – Innovation in Adult Education was organized by the

The Don’t Worry program, Be Happy, organized by InnoEdu – Innovation in Adult Education and carried out by the Erasmus

Through an Erasmus+ programme and the partnership beetween local companies of the StartUp HUB framework company VET Center foreign students participate in vocational training in Sfântu Gheorghe.

Thanks to the partnership of the VET Center operating within the StartUp HUB and the 20 local partner companies and