Erasmus+ Online Training Course. The Online Training Course for E+ Youth Workers is now available, it is an initiative for youth workers who want to be trained as group leaders for Erasmus+ programme. The course lasts between 35 and 40 hours and it is completely free, thanks to the support of the European Union.

The course in available in English, and you can sign up by registering on the platform and select the "Leader in Youth Exchanges" course. When you sign up, do not forget to check the "Mundus-Spain" option on the registration form.

What will you find in this course?

• Gain knowledge about history around youth exchanges;
• Understand essential aspects of youth exchange projects;
• Identify and apply criteria to select leaders and participants;
• Understand advantages of organising an APV;
• Acknowledge the learning opportunities offered by a youth exchange project;
• Identify skills and competences needed for a group leader;
• Gain knowledge on safety, first aid and legal issues;
• Get familiar with specific and transversal competences expected from a group leader:
  • Build positive, non-judgemental relationships with young people;
  • Displaying intercultural competence;
  • Communicating meaningfully with others;
  • Designing programmes for young people;
  • Facilitating individual and group learning;
  • Support young people in acquiring intercultural competences;
  • Create safe, motivating and inclusive learning;
  • Involve young people in planning, delivery and evaluation of non-formal activities using participatory methods;

Who is it for?

• For youth workers
• For people who love working in international contexts
• For people who like supporting the learning experience of youngsters

This course is co-funded by the Erasmus+ program and is the product of the "Online Training Courses for E+ Youth Workers" KA2 project, an initiative coordinated by the Romanian organisation Predict Consulting.

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