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Finnish yoga teacher Saija decided to follow her dream
When Finnish yoga teacher Saija Meriläinen decided to follow her dream of combining entrepreneurship, personal development, and adventure, she chose the path of the EU program Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs. Six months later, she had not only built new business ideas but also found the courage to believe in herself. For Saija Meriläinen, a yoga teacher and wellness entrepreneur from Finland, the program became a way to realize her dream. For six months, she lived on the smal
Imagine developing your business idea, building networks in Europe and at the same time living in a new country for a few months.
That's exactly what Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs offers, an EU-funded exchange program that helps hundreds of new entrepreneurs grow every year through collaboration, exchange of experiences and inspiration. Here, both Divine Ishimwe and Tanzila Khan talk about their experiences. When Divine Ishimwe received the link to the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs application from a friend, it was in the middle of a time of uncertainty. She had just left a job where she felt unfair
Finnish yoga teacher Saija decided to follow her dream
When Finnish yoga teacher Saija Meriläinen decided to follow her dream of combining entrepreneurship, personal development, and adventure, she chose the path of the EU program Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs. Six months later, she had not only built new business ideas but also found the courage to believe in herself. For Saija Meriläinen, a yoga teacher and wellness entrepreneur from Finland, the program became a way to realize her dream. For six months, she lived on the smal
Imagine developing your business idea, building networks in Europe and at the same time living in a new country for a few months.
That's exactly what Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs offers, an EU-funded exchange program that helps hundreds of new entrepreneurs grow every year through collaboration, exchange of experiences and inspiration. Here, both Divine Ishimwe and Tanzila Khan talk about their experiences. When Divine Ishimwe received the link to the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs application from a friend, it was in the middle of a time of uncertainty. She had just left a job where she felt unfair
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