The European e-Skills Week 2012 is a European campaign focused on showing people how to get jobs through e-skills in the digital age. Together with industry partners, education bodies and public authorities, the campaign will deliver an exciting programme of events and activities in more than 30 countries culminating in a dedicated e-Skills Week between March 26 and 30, 2012.

As part of this campaign, the European Commission launched an interesting opportunity for young people, named Project Passion Competition.
Communications, journalism and audio visual students or recent graduates from universities across the EU are invited to participate in this project. Project Passion is a potentially career launching initiative designed to inspire young people to create exciting communications on a theme that is top of mind amongst all young graduates in Europe – how to win a job.

To take part at this opportunity, young people are invited to create an entry by March 4th, 2012 at any medium and to register on the official website.

Winners will be offered a paid internship at TBWA, Euronews and a technology corporation and will receive a €1000 cash prize (winners) and €500 for the runners up.

More information about categories and topics are available at www.digitaleurope.org