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Seminar
29 January - 1 February 2024 | Quality Hotel Globe, Stockholm, Sweden
The Nordic National Agencies of Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps are happy to once again invite representatives from ongoing projects under the format of the Nordic Thematic Seminar. This year’s edition will take place in Sweden, where we will explore the concept of quality, share good practices and look into the different phases of the project life cycle. The phases of the project life cycle the seminar will focus on are:
1. Planning stage
2. Implementation stage
3. Evaluation and reporting
4. Follow-up and impact
Objective of the seminar:
- To provide you with a better understanding of how to raise the quality of the Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps projects within the different stages of the project life cycle (as stated above).
- To explore and exchange good practices regarding quality in the planning, implementation and follow-up of a project.
- To encourage you to learn from and build relationships with other beneficiaries across the Nordic countries.
Programme
The programme wil be a mix of inputs from external experts, workshops on relevant topics, presentations of some projects, and sessions where you yourselves will share practices and tools from your work and projects. Parts of the programme will be organised with parallel sessions, where you can choose the ones who are most relevant for your organisation. Most sessions will be interactive and many tools can be transferred into your own work.
Monday 29th of January: Arrival day
Tuesday 30th of January: Full programme
Wednesday 31th of January: Full programme
Thursday 1st of Febuary: Departure day
If you want to participate you should fit this description:
- you are over 18 years old
- you are willing and capable to work in English
- you come from an ongoing project awarded by Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden. The project must be ongoing or recently finalized at the time of the seminar.
- you have a relevant role in relation to the project and your organisation
- you are interested in improving the quality of the work your organisation does
Your organisation might benefit even more from the seminar if you share the experience with someone. If possible, we encourage you to recruit a relevant colleague from your organisation to also apply.
NOTE: If interested in the seminar you must submit an individual application.
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http://trainings.salto-youth.net/11651
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This Seminar is
for 125 participants
from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden
and recommended for
Youth workers, Youth leaders, Youth project managers, Volunteering mentors, Youth coaches, Beneficaries of Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps
Accessibility info:
This activity and venue place are accessible to people with disabilities.
Working language(s):
English
Swedish Agency for Youth and Civil Society (National Agency)
The National Agency in Sweden co-organise this activity together with the agencies in Denmark, Finland, Iceland and Norway within the framework and funding of Erasmus+ Youth and the European Solidarity Corps.
- Finnish National Agency for Education / Opetushallitus (EDUFI) (Finland)
- Rannis / Evrópa Unga fólksins (Iceland)
- Erasmus+ ungdom, Bufdir (Norway)
- Danish Agency for Science and Higher Education (Denmark)
Contact for questions:
Lars Nilsson
E-Mail:
Phone: +4610-160 10 74
No participation fee.
Costs for accommodation and food will be covered by the organisers in the following way:
3 meals a day (breakfast, lunch and dinner), starting from dinner on the 28th of January, ending with breakfast on the 1st of Febuary.
2 snacks and coffee breaks during the working days.
All participants will be hosted in single rooms, unless you would like to share with someone you know.
Travel costs will be covered by the National Agency in your respective country if you are selected. The procedure is a bit different at each National Agency. If you need to more about this before you apply, please contact your National Agency
Denmark: Alexander Clausen (alcl@ufm.dk)
Finland: Paavo Pyykkönen (Paavo.Pyykkonen@oph.fi)
Iceland: Oli Atlason (oli.o.atlason@rannis.is)
Sweden: Lars Nilsson (lars.nilsson@mucf.se)
Norway: Gry Nesse (gry.nesse@bufdir.no)