This summer, the congress week of CEJH for the youth from the ornamentals sector takes place in Belgium. For a period of one week, in and around Antwerp, everything is about the development in the ornamental sector and about international contacts. The week is specifically intended for adolescents between the 16 and 35 year old.
The conference is held each year in another European country. From Belgium there is a proper delegation each year, but the Netherlands has been absent for several years now. Therefore, this is an invitation, specific for the Dutch youth from the ornamental sector. "We find it very important to bring motivated people together in the right ambiance and with a hunger for knowledge. Creating motivated growers, landscapers, teachers and students."
"Also for the internal and external relations, this is a unique chance”, the Sierteelt Groene Kring invites you. "Not only for possible apprenticeships and national implications but also to take a look behind the scenes. It is an experience never to be forgotten."
The entrance fee is 400 euro, food, drinks and stay are included.
The organisation aims that the participants stay the entire week, but a shorter period is also possible. They price will be adjusted then.
For more information see the website of CEJH.
www.cejh.org


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