Dream Foundation

http://www.internations.org

Description: Our expat community helps to settle easily when moving or living abroad. As a network of trust, InterNations is a place where members connect with other internationally-minded individuals sharing the same situation abroad, similar interests, and needs. Connect with expats, find information and tips about life abroad, keep in touch and exchange trustworthy and relevant information. Most importantly, our many international members meet up on a regular basis to socialize and establish personal connections.

www.aiesec.cz

AIESEC is an international platform for young people to discover and develop their potential so as to have a positive impact on society. AIESEC provides its members with an integrated development experience comprised of leadership opportunities, international internships and participation in a global learning environment.

http://www.eas.ee

1.veebruarist 2010 kuni 31.jaanuarini 2011 kestnud projekti raames aitas Ettevõtluse Arendamise Sihtasutus meil soetada põhivara ning arendada rakendustarkvara. Projekti kaasrahastas Euroopa Sotsiaalfond.

http://www.aiesec.ee

AIESEC is an international platform for young people to discover and develop their potential so as to have a positive impact on society. AIESEC provides its members with an integrated development experience comprised of leadership opportunities, international internships and participation in a global learning environment.

http://www.ja.ee

Junior Achievement is a non profit organization dedicated to inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a global economy. Junior Achievement organizes economy studies in 1/3 of Estonian High Schools.

http://www.tallinn.ee/g4097s46

Tallinna Spordi ja Noorsooamet is part of Tallinn City Government. The main task of the department is to develop and conduct youth work, sports and leisure time possibilities in Tallinn and also support non-governmental organizations active in sports and youth area.

http://euroopa.noored.ee

Euroopa Noored Eesti Büroo (Archimedes Foundation, European Commission Youth in Action Estonian National Agency) is an organisation actively introducing values of non-formal learning and financing youth activities.

http://www.innove.ee/career-services

Karjääriteenuste Arenduskeskus (National Resource Centre for Guidance) is an unit within Foundation Innove developing career services system in Estonia. NRCG is also activly promoting mobility among career guidance practitioners and youth as well.

http://www.yfu.ee

YFU (Youth for Understanding) is coordinating organisation for highschool year abroad programmes. Since year 1951 YFU has enabled youth to go to study to 60 different countries worldwide. The exchange programmes enable youth in age from 15 to 18 to study abroad.

http://www.enl.ee

Eesti Noorteühenduste Liit (Estonian Youth Council) is an umbrella organisation connecting and representing most youth organisations in Estonia.

http://www.eyl.ee

Eesti Üliõpilaskondade Liit (Federation of Estonian Student Unions) is an umbrella organisation connecting and representing Students Unions of most Estonian universities.

http://www.euya.ee

Eesti UNESCO Noorte ühendus (Estonian Unesco Youth Association) is youth association represented in Estonia in cooperation with National Coordination Body (Estonian National Commission of UNESCO).

http://www.elsa.ee

European Law Student´s Association Estonia. ELSA is an international, independent, non-political, non-profit-making organisation run by and for students. It is comprised of students and recent graduates who are interested in law and have demonstrated commitment to international issues. ELSA connects law students in 35 countries.

http://www.sseriga.edu.lv

SSE Riga has since 2006 appeared in the Financial Times Ranking of European Business Schools. In the end of 2007, the school was placed as 13th among the top rated schools. SSE Riga offers two degree programmes: the three-year B.Sc. in Economics and Business and the two-year Executive MBA programme. In addition to the degree programmes, the school offers a number of executive education programmes – open as well as in-house programmes. In cooperation with the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan, the SSE Riga Executive Education Department runs the Strategic Management Program that is offered every spring.

http://www.yc.lv

Youth Consulting (Jauniešu Konsultācijas) is a non-profit organization whose activities are aimed at high school and university students, with the purpose to develop cooperation and exchange of experiences between entrepreneurs and youngsters.

Portal “Prakse.lv” is a portal that serves as the main advisor for career development for youth. It combines vacancies for job, summer work and volunteer work, provides information about study programs that are valued by the employers and gives a chance to find out the most required professions in the market.

www.jal.lv

Junior Achievement is a non profit organization dedicated to inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a global economy.

www.e-skola.lv

Riga City Council has a separate department for education, youth and sport that works with different youth matters in Riga municipality. A separate portal e-skola.lv includes information about all schools available in Riga (primary, secondary and highschools) as well as free-time activities and centers managed by the municipality. Under this department there is a Riga City Student Council (http://rsd.rsdc.lv) that provides a platform for highschool students to cooperate and coordinate with Riga Council their activities.

www.ljp.lv

Provides information to the public and promotes civic participation of young people, encouraging them to engage themselves in youth organizations, non-formal education activities and shelters the youth organizations.

www.bm.gov.lv

The ministry is the highest institution that realizes children, family and youth policy in Latvia.

The ministry has created a portal Jaunatnes lietas – a portal that combines the news for and around youth policy in Latvia (www.jaunatneslietas.lv)

www.europass.lv

Europass is an initiative of the European Commission. It is a new way of helping people to make their skills and qualifications clearly and easily understood in Europe. Europass consists of five documents, available in all official EU languages: Europass CV, Europass Language Passport, Europass Mobility, Europass Diploma Supplement and Europass Certificate Supplement. You would be free to use any single document or the whole portfolio. National Europass Centre - Latvia coordinates all activities relating to the Europass documents in Latvia. It is the first point of contact for any person or organisation interested in using or learning more about Europass.

www.lsa.lv

Latvian Student Association combines active students who are willing to develop study and cultural life of their universities. The students work and may present their ideas through student self-government institutions. LSA council issues official statements about student issues and cooperates with the government.

www.moksleiviai.lt

The LMS is a social, independent, non-profit union of local and regional Lithuanian school-student organisations.

The National School Student Council was founded in 1996. In 1998 its name was changed to the Lithuanian School Student Union (Lietuvos moksleiviu sajunga or LMS). Since 1999,the Lithuanian School Student Union has its official status as a non-profit organisation.

www.mytutor.lt

MY TUTOR is a not-for-profit organization providing legal bachelor and master thesis consultation services.

MY TUTOR provides consultations for English, German and Lithuanian languages written thesis in all categories of social sciences. Our organization provides services meeting the requirements and needs of today’s dynamic academic world. MY TUTOR team will not write your thesis. You will do it by yourself and we will always be by your side to help you whenever you need it.

www.savas.lt

SAVAS - free newspaper for students, published once in every two weeks in towns where universities or their departments are located. The most of the information in SAVAS concerns the news of academic life and analysis of problems important for students. SAVAS is the only students' newspaper in all three Baltic States concerning important events of academic society in all these three countries. During the eight years of publishing SAVAS, it has become the most widely read among the students' newspapers and information in it reaches the majority of the students. Thus we would like to encourage You to choose SAVAS as a tool for achieving Your own goals.

http://www.aiesecgalati.ro

AIESEC is the world’s largest student-run organization. Active in over 1700 universities across more than 107 countries and territories, AIESEC is the international platform for your people to discover and develop their potential to have a positive impact on society.

www.stiriong.ro

www.StiriONG.ro website is a complete resource of information and latest news that contributes to partnerships development between the civil society, business sector, donors, public institutions and citizens, offering useful and up to date information about the NGOs implemented projects and events, courses, scholarships, jobs, social responsibility activities, available grant programs. www.StiriONG.ro website also hosts “The Civil Society Catalogue”, the most updated and completed Romanian NGOs data base (associations, foundations, unions, associative structures, etc).

www.studentie.ro

Studentie.ro - the modern student guide!

Studentie.ro is the first online guide dedicated to students. It contains complete, well structured information from 16 to 28 year old people interested in upper education.

www.asspub.ro

ASSP-UB is a representative association of the Political Sciences students from the University of Bucharest. Founded in April 2003, ASSP-UB’s objective is to promote the participation and colaboration at not only national but also international programmes. Through the projects ASSP-UB initiates, there is the wish to bring forward an educational aid to the curriculum by organising conferences, debates and seminars.

www.stiintaazi.ro

Stiinta Azi : science outreach volunteer group, through science news and articoles, science competitions, class-room visits and creation of educational materials.

www.angloamericanschool.net

Anglo-American School has been in operation for 9 years now.
We are registered with the College Board, an American Association which facilitates students admission to higher education institutions, as well as with the Cambridge International Examinations, a department of Cambridge University in charge of providing preparation for general certificate of secondary education and for university admission. Thus, our high school diploma is recognized everywhere in the world.
We have had students who enrolled some of the most prestigious universities in America, Europe, Canada and Australia. Princeton, Harvard, Penn, Oxford, Bocconi being some of those universities.
Anglo-American School welcomes all the visitors and is willing to accept students into its multicultural and international community.

School Student organization of Slovenia (DOS) is a democratic organization unifying all school students in the Republic of Slovenia. DOS unifies all Slovene school students, represents their interests and caters for their implementation. DOS works in accordance with the principals of democracy, transparency, solidarity, economy and public benefits.

www.filternet.si

Filternet provides a system for collecting, generating and filtering useful information. The mission of Filternet is to help young people during their schooling process with timely, proven and useful information, collected in a transparent manner at one place in such a way, so the students achieve their goals faster, easier and more efficient. Collected on the interactive portal Filternet.si one can find all primary and secondary schools and faculties in Slovenia, useful editorial content and video clips.

Informativa brings together Slovenian and foreign institutions (high schools, vocational colleges, faculties and universities, language courses, lifetime learning programmes etc.) with scholarship givers and first employment offerers at the Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre (Gospodarsko razstavišče). This way it creates a perfect opportunity for young peolple to find all information linked with their decisions on further education and vocational training in a single place. Differently from Slovenian open door day, when University and Secondary School students can visit a maximum of three educational programmes in a year, Informativa allows students to get to know practically all programmes in one or two days. As Informativa takes place before the slovenian national open-door day, young visitors have enough time to decide what programmes and relative three schools they should visit few weeks later and hopefully have an easier decision when turning in their school enrollment application in March.

www.student.si

The Student is a monthly magazine, which came out in 1997. In the academic year 2007/2008 it has become the most circulated free of charge students’ magazine so far. More than 30,000 students from all over Slovenia, who attend the University of Ljubljana or the University of Primorska, read the Student each month. The magazine is published every third Thursday of each month except in July and August. The content covers topics that most of the youth is familiar with. It has been in constant collaboration with student organizations, universities and other associations or institutions throughout Slovenia.

www.dobimo.se

Študentska arena (Student Arena) is the largest and most important educational fair and career event organized for the young people, in Slovenia. It opens its doors every year in October, at the beginning of the new academic year.
In 2009 it celebrated its 10th anniversary. In the 10 years it has become a traditional spot for the young to gather and meet with all of who are aware of the importance of a quality education and the real meaning of students’ life. It is continuously trying to keep up to date with the needs of students and other young people of Slovenia, offering them indispensable information on education, career opportunities, and quality leisure time possibilities.
The fair brings together more than 150 local and international exhibitors from different fields, including universities and faculties, recruitment companies, student employment agencies, various governmental and non-governmental organizations, and a range of sports, cultural, entertainment, as well as tourist organizations.