VET studies. The European vocational Skills Week begins: it is a week where we celebrate VET projects as a quality learning path which is growing year after year. 
For this year, we have also been invited to Helsinki as a winner because we had created one of the best events in VET: Can Europa 2019. 

European Vocational Training Week begins! The aim of this week is to recognize and to highlight the relevance of Vocational, Education and Training (VET) studies. 
VET has a very important role when someone starts to train in the professional field which they have chosen. 
Following this path, institutions that work in VET have a very important role in the development of this area of study.  

During the European Vocational Skills Week there will be also a meeting to discuss the challenges, uncertainties and future actions in the field of vocational training across Europe.
Furthermore, Mundus has a strong commitment in VET studies, because we send and host VET interns in Europe with Erasmus+ VET projects every year.

On the other hand, during this week we are not going to celebrate VET as we do every year but we have more enthusiasm than ever because we have received an award for our Can Europa. 
Asociación Mundus has been yearly organizing this event since 2016. Year after year, we have been improving it and the number of participating institutes and students has grown, making Can Europa one of the biggest events in Spain dedicated to preparing students for professional training mobility. 
Asociación Mundus’ Can Europa 2019 has been selected by the European Commission as the second best event for promoting Vocational Education and Training, among more than 430 registered events.

In Helsinki, we will talk about what is Can Europa and why it is so important. Follow us on our social media because we will show you a lot of surprises during this week! Don’t miss anything and don’t forget to follow the hashtags #euvocationalskills and #discoveryourtalent.

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