The Hauts-de-France academic region is made up of the academies of Amiens (Aisne, Oise and Somme departments) and Lille (Nord and Pas-de-Calais departments). 6 universities, 536 apprentice training centres and nearly 6,000 schools and colleges make up the 3rd largest academic region in France, with over a million pupils, more than 250,000 students, over 64,000 apprentices and more than 117,000 staff.
The academic region is the regional representation of the services of the Ministry of Education. It is the level at which regional education policies are coordinated in area such as vocational training, higher education, the fight against early school leaving and the use of European funds.

Networks
With its many educational resources, including its universities, its 536 apprentice training centers and its nearly 6000 schools, colleges and high schools, the Hauts-de-France Academic Region plays a major role in the CoVe Stars project. Its central position in the French education system allows it to support experimental initiatives in the field, contributing to the transformation of sports education envisaged by CoVe Stars.
In this context, an event was organised by DRAREIC and Canopé on the occasion of the Erasmus Days. The seminar, entitled "A Plus en Erasmus", aimed to promote mobility for everyone, everywhere, and to encourage young people to participate more in exchanges in Europe.