February 10, 2025

Stimulating learning mobility: the European Commission opens a public consultation

Despite the strong efforts of the EU and its Member States to promote and incentivize learning mobility among students, educators and staff, a survey carried out in 2022 showed that only 15% of young people had a study, training or traineeship experience in another EU country.

For this reason, the European Commission has launched an online public consultation on the future of learning mobility to discuss with citizens the main obstacles encountered and seek together the most effective solutions to remove them.

Organizations that send and host participants in mobility activities, including employers, policy makers and researchers, are invited to share their feedback.

The questionnaire, available on the Have Your Say Commission portal, can be completed until 3 May.

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