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Work · DYPA · Counselling · 27.10.2026 · 16:22

DYPA: 109 November workshops — how to apply

87 in-person workshops at 55 employment centres and 22 online sessions. Application procedures differ, with places allocated in order of application until capacity is reached.

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DYPA announced on 27 October a programme of 109 group counselling workshops for November 2026, aimed at people seeking work or considering a career change. It comprises 87 in-person sessions at 55 Employment Promotion Centres (KPA2) and 22 online sessions.

In person: apply to the employment centre

For the three-hour in-person workshops, people registered in DYPA’s digital register send their contact details by email to the KPA2 organising the session. Starting times range from 09:00 to 11:00, depending on the centre and the specific schedule.

Places are limited and earlier applications take priority. The KPA2 confirms participation by email; sending an application does not by itself confirm a place.

Online: up to 50 people per workshop

Online sessions last two hours and each has a maximum of 50 participants. Applications are made on DYPA’s official page titled “workshops”. The platform remains open until each workshop is full, with places allocated in order of application. Applicants may apply for more than one online workshop.

What is new

November adds a topic on adaptability and flexibility at work. Other subjects include preparing a CV and for interviews, presenting professional experience, business planning and digital skills.

These are counselling activities. The announcement is neither a recruitment notice nor a job guarantee, and specifies no participation subsidy or single application deadline covering all workshops.

Source: Greek Public Employment Service (DYPA), ERT

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