USE OF COMPETENCE BASED LEARNING FOR FEWER OPPORTUNITY YOUNG PEOPLE
In this training course the information and skills on using competence based learning will be provided in order to increase the participation of young people with fewer opportunities to the activities and YiA projects.
Aims:
-To provide youth workers with the competences related learning for fewer opportunity young people in order to improve the quality of work of their organizations.
-To contribute to the capacity building of the youth organizations.
-To develop strategies on how these competences can enhance the quality of youth work in practice, namely – in terms of monitoring a young person’s learning, information and skills on understanding a learning process in recruiting and increasing the participation of young people with fewer opportunities in youth work through youth organizations.
Objectives:
-To explore the current methods, characteristics and forms of competence based learning for youth work and participation
-To provide information and skills on using competence based learning for organizations to increase the participation of young people with fewer opportunities to their activities and YiA projects.
-To provide skills on drafting and implementing an efficient monitoring a young person’s learning, by using competence based learning.
-To exchange experiences and good practices in networking, participation/ recruiting and inclusion of young people with fewer opportunities in youth work.
-To explore first-hand the learning tools that allow democratic, inclusive, meaningful and empowering participation and networking by all young people.
Training overview
http://trainings.salto-youth.net/2185
This activity has already happened!
This Training Course is
for 28 participants
from Erasmus+ Youth Programme countries
and recommended for
Youth workers, Youth leaders, Youth project managers
Working language(s):
English
Organiser:
NA-Turkey (National Agency)
Costs
Board and lodging costs will be covered by Turkish National Agency. Travel costs can be covered by the National Agency (NA) of your country (please check before applying with your NA).
Please note that the NA may request a small participation fee based on national practices and needs.