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Mentors' Adventure in EVS Land
Start date: Dec 15, 2011,

“Mentors’ Adventure in EVS Land” is an 8-day training course for 22 EVS mentors from 6 countries of EU, SEE and EEC (Serbia, Macedonia, Georgia, Romania, Italy and Spain) that will take place in the second half of March 2012 in Sremski Karlovci, Serbia. The main aim of the project is to ensure the quality of future EVS projects implemented in partnerships with organisations from EU, SEE and EEC countries.Specific objectives are: To build capacity of 24 mentors of EVS volunteers for supporting volunteers in their learning process, with focus on ICL, as well as for emotional support for the volunteer. To provide space for partnership building between organisations from EU, SEE and EEC that would lead to new EVS projects.The main themes of the project is mentoring of EVS volunteers and more specifically the role of mentor in guiding the volunteer through self-directed learning, supporting his/her ICL process and providing him/her emotional support.Apart from the residential training course, for the preparation and follow up of the training the on-line platform will be used in order to facilitate further learning and support of the participants. The on-line platform will be very important in visibility and dissemination of results of the project, as it will be open to all interested organizations and individuals in the follow up stage of the project.The E manual will be created during the project. It will be based on the outcomes of the training, focusing on the main themes explored and will give added value in promotion and dissemination of results of the project.