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Youthworker 2.0
Start date: Jun 1, 2016, End date: Jan 31, 2018 PROJECT FINISHED

The applicant and the partner organisations have been in contact through the Alliance of European Voluntary Service Organisations. All of them aim at assuring and developing quality of their activities and would like to support youth workers and youth leaders in their networks to improve their work with youth. That’s why this project identified several concrete needs of these networks and developed 3 Training Courses to support quality of our activities by raising competencies of youth workers in our networks and support sharing of experience.Overall objectives:- The youth workers improve their ability to independently and reliably work with groups of participants/youth, while reflecting their special needs.- The youth workers know what makes their activities of a high-quality and it is important for them to continue working with youth on a high-quality level.- They apply methods and tools to maintain their motivation and energy.- They boost their creativity and entrepreneurship skills by making up new activities, projects and partnerships and inspire other youth workers and organisations in the Alliance by multiplying the results of the projectOverview of the Activities:Activity 1: Youthworker 2.0.1: How to work with complicated participants? - hosted in the Czech Republic on 19 - 26/9 2016Activity 2: Youthworker 2.0.2: How to work with participants with special needs? - hosted in Hungary between 20 - 27/2/2017Activity 3: Youthworker 2.0.3: How to work with attitudes on international projects? - hosted in Czech Republic between 5-12/6/2017Each of the activity is designed for 24 youth workers as participants + 3 trainers and 2 support staff, altogether 29 people participating. Methods will come out of non-formal education: group work, role plays, simulations, brainstorming etc. Main impact: Improved quality of activities the participants are organising will positively influence their target groups (young people, who will have better overview on the educational progress they’re doing) and the organisations they work for and cooperate with. The results (impact report and Good Practice Booklets) will be spread both nationally and internationally.