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Young people from São Miguel and Cascais in an employability project

Açoriano Oriental10 September 2026 at 17:25

A total of 29 young people from São Miguel and Cascais began their participation in the "VAIVÉM" pilot employability project. The project aims to provide participants with a work-based learning experience, through professional internships.

The selected young people will have the opportunity to develop professional skills while carrying out internships in different work environments. This practical experience complements the training they already have.

In addition to internships, the project also includes a mobility component, allowing participants to acquire professional experience outside their place of origin. This mobility aims to enrich the training and professional journey of the young people involved in the program.

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