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Training & Cooperation

Strategic Cooperation on Education and Training (EAT SNAC)

The Strategic Cooperation between National Agencies on Education and Training of Youth  Workers (EaT SNAC) is aiming to reach a systemic impact on education & training through the recognition of competences and learning processes as a thematic context. The SNAC aims to establish clear links regarding the development of recognition and validation mechanisms and tools at the national and international level, where appropriate and is to be implemented for a four-year period ( 2021 – 2024).

The cooperation project will pay particular attention to the core elements that would benefit from peer  support and joint development activities to realise strategic cooperation at national and  international levels for better synergies and impact in the future.

                                                                             members of the steering group


Upcoming activities planned in the project:

  • Seminar on how to integrate European dimensions practically to education & training of youth workers | 7-20 October 2023 | Italy 
  • Steering Group meeting | Jan 2024 | Ireland
  • Closing Conference |  4-8 November 2024 | Latvia

Past events:

  • Online Meeting focusing on the national strategies of partners |  10 November 2022
  • Residential steering group meeting topics: Expert Group |  8-10 February 2023 |  Belgium-Flanders
  • Inclusive youth work Study Visit |  March 2023 | Ireland
  • Expert group meeting on accreditation and certification | 3-5 May 2023 | Estonia
  • Kick-Off Seminar on curricula in youth work education | 6-9 June 2023 | Germany 

Involving the National Agencies for Erasmus+ and Eurpean Solidarity Corps of:  

  • Belgium Flanders
  • Estonia
  • Hungary
  • Italy
  • Ireland
  • Latvia
  • Germany

Coordinated by JUGEND für Europa and SALTO Training & Cooperation Resource Centre. Strong synergies will be made with the implementation of the European Training Strategy to  avoid redundancies and open cooperation areas, where relevant.

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