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Partnership seminar "Erasmus in Action"
Start date: Aug 1, 2014, End date: Dec 1, 2014 PROJECT FINISHED

Project "Erasmus in Action" will be a 5 day (2th to 6th October 2014) partnership leading seminar organised for 28 youth workers from 13 countries in Estonia by NGO HeadEst with a mission to enhance the overall capability of youth organisations and to increase the professional competences, personal motivation and satisfaction of youth workers. Seminar will focus on sharing, disseminating and exploiting good practices of experienced youth workers by bringing together quality organisations which as a "side-effect" enables reinforcing existent partnerships and building new ones. Potential participants are well experienced in taking part and leading various international youth projects, many of them HeadEst has met during jointly organised Youth in Action projects. Therefore emphasis will be on the effects of Youth in Action programme with a view towards the new Erasmus+ framework, its objectives and possible outcomes. For enhancing the motivation and satisfaction of youth workers through recognising and celebrating international youth work, the highlight of the seminar will be a public event "How 10 days changed my life? – Celebrating international youth exchange!" held at the third day of the seminar. Every participant will provide personal input to the success of the project as all activities are jointly facilitated using non-formal learning and peer education techniques. The leading facilitator will be the board member of NGO HeadEst who is a highly valued trainer and coach at the youth field both locally and internationally. NGO HeadEst is certain that piling together good practices, celebrating youth work, launching new partnerships and motivating youth workers will increase the capacities, attractiveness and international dimension of youth organisations which results in their ability to offer projects that better respond to the needs of youth and to the future partnerships. This will have an even greater longer-term effect as offering quality projects more young people will be attracted to the opportunities of Erasmus+ programme.