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15/09/2026

🌍 Thinking about working in another European country?

A new EU report explores the skills and job mismatches young people can face when moving abroad for work.

📊 Discover what the data tells us and learn how EURES can help you find opportunities that better match your skills, experience and profile.

🎓 Finding a job abroad is one thing. Finding one that matches your qualifications and skills can be another.

Among young EU movers:
📊 27% are overqualified for their current job
📊 Only 51% work in a role closely related to their field of study
📊 25% say they have more skills than their current job requires.

A new EU report looks at the mismatches young people can face when working in another European country.

Discover what the data reveal and how EURES can support you in finding roles that better match your profile.

Read the article 👉 Link in the comments.

13/09/2026

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📬 Interested in working in another European country? Keep useful information close at hand.

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10/09/2026

New country, new job, new routines. Relocation is a big change, but finding the right support can make the journey a little smoother.

EURES DICTIONARY

Moving to another country for work isn't just about changing your address.
Relocation can mean a new job, a new labour market, a new language and a whole new way of working and living.

And yes, it can come with paperwork. That's where knowing where to look for support makes a difference.

🌍 Thinking about your next move? EURES TMS can help make European mobility easier.
https://eures-tms.politicheattive.lavoro.gov.it/

09/09/2026

Jobseekers know your rights in the age of AI hiring
AI is playing a bigger role in hiring, but laws protect you. Here is what you need to know https://shorturl.at/9GAjN

07/09/2026

8 September is Victory Day in Malta, a day rich in history, faith, courage and national pride.

Originally known as il-Bambina, the feast celebrates the Nativity of the Virgin Mary. Over the centuries, it also became a day to remember some of the most important victories in Malta’s long and turbulent history.

⚔️ 1565 – The Great Siege
The Knights of St John and the Maltese people successfully resisted the Ottoman invasion after four months of fierce fighting, ending the Great Siege on 8 September 1565. The victory gave rise to the name Il-Madonna tal-Vitorja – Our Lady of Victories.

1800 – Victory over the French
The Maltese uprising against French rule, supported by the British, eventually led to the surrender of the French forces in September 1800.

✈️ 1943 – Malta during World War II
The island’s extraordinary resistance during the Second World War is also remembered. In recognition of Malta’s courage under relentless Axis bombardment, King George VI awarded the island the George Cross, which remains proudly represented on Malta’s flag.

Today, Victory Day is celebrated throughout Malta with tradition and ceremony.
🎖️ In the morning, Valletta hosts official commemorations, including the military parade, the inspection of the Honour Guard and the laying of wreaths at the Great Siege Monument.
🚣 In the afternoon, the excitement moves to Grand Harbour for the traditional Regatta, where rowing crews compete in one of Malta’s most spectacular sporting traditions.
⛪ In the evening, churches in Senglea, Naxxar, Xagħra and Mellieħa celebrate the feast of the Nativity of Mary, often accompanied by magnificent fireworks.
From the Great Siege to the Second World War, Malta’s strategic position in the heart of the Mediterranean has placed it at the crossroads of history time and time again.

Victory Day is a celebration of faith, resilience and the courage of those who defended these islands 💕

04/09/2026

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03/09/2026

Recruitment culture can vary across Europe

👉 Prepare well. Make a great impression.

Applying for a job abroad? Take a few minutes to understand how recruitment works in that country.

How formal is the interview?
Is punctuality strictly expected?
How should you address the interviewer?
What questions are usually asked?
Recruitment culture can vary across Europe. A little research can help you feel much more prepared.

01/09/2026

🌍 Discover how public employment services across Europe are helping employers embrace a more skills-focused approach.

👉 Read the full article on EURES: https://shorturl.at/iAKxE

28/08/2026

🚀 An opportunity within EURES to empower professionals, strengthen skills and shape the future of European mobility.

📢 Open call for tenders: EURES Training Programme

Behind every EURES service stands a skilled professional. To support their continuous development, the European Labour Authority has launched a call for tenders for the delivery of the EURES Training Programme.

The programme aims to provide a comprehensive and sustainable learning framework for those supporting EURES services across Europe.

📅 Submission deadline: 28 September 2026, 16:00 CEST

Join us and help shape the future of learning within the EURES network!

👇 Submit your tender via the link in the comments.

27/08/2026

Moving for work? Know how to stay protected. DM us for more information.

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