Rapatac, a Swedish foundation that runs free activities for children and young people, takes a European Solidarity Corps volunteer in Sandviken from as soon as possible until 31 August 2027. There is no application deadline. Tunisia is on the project's list of countries, and volunteers must be 18 to 30.
Who can apply
Nationality and residence
Rapatac lists Tunisia among the countries it takes volunteers from. The European Solidarity Corps counts where you live, so a Tunisian living in Tunisia can apply.
Age
Rapatac looks for volunteers aged 18 to 30, the age range of the European Solidarity Corps.
Profile
Rapatac wants a creative, responsible volunteer who enjoys working with children and young people. Experience is an advantage, not a requirement.
How to apply
You must sign in or join the European Solidarity Corps on the European Youth Portal before you can apply to the project.
Funding and what it does not cover
Rapatac houses the volunteer in a furnished shared flat with a private bedroom and pays a monthly allowance for food and personal costs. The amount is not published. The European Solidarity Corps covers travel to and from the project, insurance and pocket money for its volunteers.
Covered
Private bedroom in a furnished flat shared with three ESC volunteers
Monthly allowance for food and personal costs
Travel to and from the project, insurance and pocket money (European Solidarity Corps rules)