Tree-O-Neers shows that working with plants is about much more than soil and shovels. It is about innovation, sustainability, international experience, and building greener cities for the future.
This European Erasmus+ project connects vocational schools and plant nursery companies to inspire young people, support teachers, and help companies become great learning environments. Tree-O-Neers opens the door to modern careers in the nursery sector and helps students discover where their talents can grow.
International experience does more than broaden horizons. It equips young growers with practical skills, fresh perspectives, and the confidence to bring new ideas back to their own businesses.
In this video, Rens van Pelt shares how studying in France and gaining work experience in Germany helped shape his career in tree nursery production. The techniques, knowledge, language skills, and independence he developed abroad continue to benefit the family business every day.
Here you will find the latest updates from the Tree-O-Neers project. From inspiring stories and project milestones to events and new tools for schools and companies. Follow along and see how education and the plant nursery sector grow stronger together across Europe.
Discover career opportunities in the plant nursery and green sector. Get inspired by real stories from young professionals and explore internship opportunities, including international experiences.
Find clear job and internship descriptions to support student guidance. Access inspiring materials to present the sector and practical guidelines for organizing international internships.
Explore tools and tips to attract young talent. Learn how to offer high-quality internships and present your company as part of a modern, future-oriented sector.
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