European Solidarity Corps as a tool for sustainable and systematic work with young people in NEET situation

This is probably the most interesting training course you could participate in having a lot of practical and up-to-date information how to work with young people in NEET situation through European Solidarity Corps programme. Here are just few of the things you can get through the training course:

* to look on programme systematically and even create your own strategy through CANVA;

* to have the access of one of the best European Solidarity Corps consultants in Europe;

* to share various experiences and practices among other participants from  EU countries;

* to create your project idea and find potential partners;

* to hear stories from the organisers of best practice projects;

* to participate in PRIME  (in Latvia) of the movie “The Last Fisherman” and exclusive discussion with one of the filmmakers Leo Kaserer afterwards.

The main aim of the training course is to empower organisations to use European Solidarity Corps programme as a tool for sustainable and systematic work with young people in NEET situation

Objectives of the training course are:

- to support better understanding of different realities and needs of young people in NEET situation;

- to provide up-to-date information about possibilities in European Solidarity Corps;

- to encourage participants to work strategically with young people in NEET situation using European Solidarity Corps projects as a tool;

- to improve participants’ practical skills in building systematic work with youngsters in NEET situation through European Solidarity Corps programme;

- to create a space and environment for possible partnerships.

Profile of participants:

- Representative of organisation (with and without experience in Erasmus+ or European Solidarity Corps programmes) who are interested in using European Solidarity Corps as a tool in long-term work with young people in NEET situation

- All participants should be at least 18 years old having experience in work with young people in NEET situation.

- Participants who don’t have experience in work with young people in NEET situation must have cooperation (could be potential cooperation) with local/national partner having connection with young people in NEET situation.

- Call is open for participants from Programme countries with priority of the following countries: Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Portugal, Italy, Austria, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, France and Romania.