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Training Course
14-20 September 2026 | Kobuleti, Georgia
About the Training Course
This training course is specifically designed for youth workers, mentors, coaches and active volunteers who want to strengthen their professional competencies in managing international initiatives, fostering well-being, and implementing high-quality non-formal learning environments.
In the absence of formal vocational pathways for youth work in many European countries, international mobility serves as a vital tool for qualification building. Taking place in Kobuleti Georgia, this project brings together passionate professionals to dissect the internal mechanics of Erasmus+ and the European Solidarity Corps (ESC) projects. The training avoids abstract theory, focusing instead on practical, day-to-day tools to help you build resilient project environments and effectively support young people throughout their learning journeys.
Main Objectives
The core goal of the project is to elevate the quality of youth work by equipping participants with psychological, communicative, and administrative tools.
During this 5-day training course, you will have the opportunity to:
Deconstruct Project Architecture: Map out the roles, responsibilities, and crucial operational boundaries ESC and Erasmus+ projects.
Master Empathetic Communication: Practice Non-Violent Communication (NVC) techniques, active listening drills, and "I-statements" to prevent project friction.
Navigate Crises & Stress: Gain practical crisis-resolution and conflict mediation algorithms, alongside vital tools for personal stress management and burnout prevention for youth workers.
Exchange International Best Practices: Participate in a study visit to Batumi, where you will directly engage with a local Georgian NGO to compare youth work realities across countries and run a creative street-outreach campaign.
Co-Design Reflection Tools: Run interactive World Cafe workshops to test and develop creative reflection methodologies (such as Dixit cards, guided journals, and storytelling).
Own the Youthpass Process: Go through a hands-on simulation of the Youthpass certification, learning how to easily translate non-formal activities into the 8 Key Competences.
Methodology & Working Style
Our working methods are rooted entirely in the principles of Non-Formal Education (NFE) and Experiential Learning (learning-by-doing). Expect an active, highly participatory, and dynamic environment where you won’t just sit and listen, but actively facilitate, simulate, and co-create.
Daily programs will be organized in structured morning and afternoon blocks, balanced by collaborative reflection sessions. You will frequently work in smaller international teams, maximizing peer-to-peer learning and fostering future partnership opportunities.
Logistics & Venue
The training takes place in Georgia, a country world-famous for its stunning landscapes and unparalleled hospitality.
Timeline: September 14th is the arrival day; September 20th is the departure day 2026.
Accommodation: Full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and coffee breaks) will be provided at the venue.
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http://trainings.salto-youth.net/14990
This Training Course is
for 20 participants
from Erasmus+ Youth Programme countries
, Other countries in the world
, Partner Countries Neighbouring the EU ![]()
and recommended for
Youth workers, Volunteering mentors, Youth coaches
Working language(s):
English
Semper Avanti Opole (Youth NGO)
Semper Avanti Opole is an experienced non-governmental organisation based in Opole, Poland,
active since 2016. Over the years, the organisation has hosted and coordinated projects for
more than 50 international volunteers, interns, and young participants involved in Erasmus+,
European Solidarity Corps, and other international mobility programmes.
Our work focuses on:
supporting young people and their personal development,
promoting active citizenship and youth participation,
building intercultural dialogue, tolerance, and social engagement.
We regularly cooperate with schools, local institutions, and international partners, creating
opportunities for young people to gain international experience, develop new skills, and become
part of intercultural communities.
By joining the project, you will become part of an active international environment that values
openness, creativity, cooperation, and mutual support
Contact for questions:
Yana Silivestrava
E-Mail:
Phone: +48531644071
no
All covered by the Erasmus+ project.
According to Erasmus+ program guide rules