ACCREDITATION : HOW TO GROW STRATEGICALLY

This TC is TPP within ToT. TC will bringing together youth organizations active in Erasmus+ who have already been awarded the KA150 accreditation. During the training course, we’ll explore how to grow strategically through the Erasmus+ accreditation in the field of youth and exchange tools to make the process easier, by aiming at quality, sustainbility and resilience.

THEME AND RATIONALE
The KA150 Erasmus+ accreditation in the field of youth confirms that the applicant has appropriate and effective processes and measures in place to implement high quality learning mobility activities as planned and use them to benefit the youth field. The accreditation is awarded for the full programming period until 2027.
Applicant organizations are required to lay down their longer-term objectives and plan in terms of activities to be supported by Erasmus+ funds, expected benefits as well as their approach to project management. This training course invites organizations that have already received the accreditation and wish to dive deeper into various aspects of the process.

OBJECTIVES:
1) To support organizations to successfully finish the first phase of the accreditation process.
2) To review their strategy and plan the future steps.
3) To empower the resilience of youth workers and organizations that are facing challenges in the process.
4) To provide the space for networking and exchange of good practices and tools.

PROFILE
Representatives of youth organisations holding KA150 accreditation in Erasmus+

LEARNING OUTCOMES
We will create a learning space for the participants to:
-Assess critically their capacity, reality, and community.
-Monitor the achievement of objectives submitted in accreditation
-Learn the ways of monitoring and measuring the results of each activity.
-Plan future activities until the end of the Programme period.
-Develop a resilient mindset of youth workers and organisations.
-Evaluate the quality of their services to young people, youth workers, youth organizations, youth sector, local community and stakeholders.