Marian Ancuta

Trainer background

Current occupation

Coordinator of Local Youth Centre

Work experience

- participant to Training for Trainers on Human Rights Education (April - June 2009), - EYC, Budapest, DYS of CoE
- trainer to Traininig for Trainers in HRE (Ghost trainers) - "How can Informal moments and spaces become learning opportunities" (2-10 May 2009)
Organiser: Intercultura, Dinan, France
- participant to "Training for Living Libraries Organisers" ( 3-8 February 2009), EYC, Budapest, CoE
- Trainer to "A chance to change, a change of chances" (11-18 April), Targu-Jiu, Romania
- member in the Romanian National Network of Trainers within Youth in Action Program
1) International Training-seminar
Place&date: Vilnius,Lithuania; 07-12 May 2007; 5 working days
Organiser: Centre for creative Arts ( www.krc.lt)
Title: How many colours does the future have
Topics: discrimination-youth worker- mass media
Trainers:
Justina Pinkeviciute –co-trainer, Lithuania (national coordinator of “All Different, All Equal”)
+37 067 125 390; justina@visiskirtingivisilygus.lt

Team-Organiser: Kristina Cernousovaite (Phone: +370 610 470 88; krisruslit@yahoo.com)

Target group: youth workers and youth leaders active in the field of fighting discrimination or who are using media in their work. Age: minimum 20
11 countries: Moldova, Russia, Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania, Turkey, Romania, Ukraine, Denmark, Czech Republic, Bulgaria
2) Training: “ Animation as a tool in working with children and youngsters ”, 02-08 september 2006, Neptun
Organiser: National Authority for Youth
5 working days
Target group: youngsters active in NGOs, students with good results in school
35 participants, aged 17-27 years old
3) Action-Training: “Give an opportunity!”
Place: Vilnius
Organiser: In Corpore & ENOA (European Network of Animation)
34 participants, 13 countries
Trainers: Laura Dewitte, Justina Pinkeviciute, Pieter-Yan
Future projects:
Training in Ptuj, Slovenya: "Role and place of the youth worker in supporting youth initiatives". Co-trainers: Fabrice Le Floch, Paulina Ptymoscuck.
Organiser: European Network of Animation
Participants: experienced youth workers, youth leaders and youth associations managers
"One step through tolerance" - long term project (9 months) funded by French Embassy
Beneficiaries: rroma children and youngsters ( 8 rroma yougsters and 25 children)
Topic: Influence of non-formal education on rroma children and youngsters

Educational pathway

“Spiru-Haret” Highschool - field of study: foreign languages ( french/english, italian)
“C-tin Brancusi” University – Socio-psiho-pedagogical Universitary College: English Language
“Spiru-Haret” University – Field of study: Letters Faculty: romanian-english

IT skills – 3 months course - 2002
Community facilitator – 2004-2005; Romanian Association for Community Development
Theatre courses – 2001-2003; Student theatre group
Techniques on youth work – 3 month training course – Bordeaux, France

- coordinator of multicultural-exchange: Racial tolerance through sport – 2004 Romania
- organizer and group leader – bilateral Romania-Denmark – “Stop racism” 2004, Denmark
- “One step for Future” multi-cultural exchange, organiser, 2005, Motru, Romania
- Action Training “Give an opportunity” team-member, Vilnius 2005, Lithuania
- “Techniques on working with children and young people”, trainer – Romanian National Authority for Youth, Neptun 2006
- EVS menthor and program coordinator – 2004/2005
- “Animation – theoretical and practical aspects”, trainer- Tismana, Romania
- “Can we influence informal learning?”training, participant – France 2006
- “How many colours does future have” Training seminar, Vilnius 2007 - trainer

- Executive Director – Youth and Regional Development Association
- member in Students NGO’s : vice-president, media officer
- Bureau member in ENOA ( European Network of Animation)
- facilitator
- local radio broadcaster
- National Department Manager in “Youngsters without Borders” Association
- Youth worker in holiday centers ( CVLV, Bordeaux, France)
- English teacher to Music and Art HighScool