The world is only one Creature
CESIE ETS is a European Centre of Studies and Initiatives, centre for the development of cultural, recreational, social, educational, economical, research initiatives, without lucrative purposes. CESIE ETS contributes, through the active participation of people, civic society and institutions, towards the promotion of growth and development, always valuing diversity.
Stage
An internship at CESIE ETS allows to live a high-level professional experience for those willing to work in the field of European and International Cooperation. It will give the chance to work in an international and multicultural environment with professionals from all over the world.
Work with us
Working at CESIE ETS is so much more than just a job
As a member of CESIE ETS staff, you will join an international and multicultural team of professionals made up by a wide range of profiles, skills and qualifications – a very concrete and positive example of intercultural understanding and open European values.
Learning Experiences
Read about the experiences of those who have had a highly educational professional experience!
Become our Partner
CESIE ETS is looking forward to establishing and strengthening cooperation with new organisations as we strongly believe in cross-cutting cooperation within different cultures, fields and sectors.
EVS MORE: stories from Italian youngsters around Europe!
The EVS MORE ended after 6 months spent through 6 European countries. Here some volunteers memories about the mobility experience.
YOUTH MODE II – Looking for a Belgian volunteer for an EVS in Palermo
CESIE is looking for a Belgian volunteer interested in taking part at European Voluntary Service in Palermo.
CITRUS: a meaningful experience of a short EVS in France
CESIE is looking for ten young people (between18-30 years old) willing to have a two weeks volunteering experience in France in Laguépie – Toulouse. The two weeks volunteering starts the 27th February 2017 to 12th March 2017 and is organized by Citrus association. The...
