The Europe Direct centres, which were agreed by the European Commission this month, will open in eight of the nine English regions, as well as Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
A network of 25 UK centres is planned. They will offer information on European institutions, legislation and funding opportunities.
Patrick McMenamin, head of international affairs at YouthLink Scotland, said: "We want young workers to find out what opportunities are available in Europe."
The UK will receive a grant from the commission of 570,000. Partner organisations will get about 16,000 each for each of the next three years.
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