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Training Course
20-27 November 2026 | Berlin, Germany
The training is open to everyone who wants to learn how to facilitate youth encounters
and gain practical tools for creating inclusive, participatory and engaging international youth exchanges. You will get a certification and the possibility to be part of a pool of international youth leaders.
What we’ll explore:
• Global learning
• Planning and organising youth exchanges
• Language animation
• Language mediation
• Privilege and power
• Inclusion
• Participation
• …and much more
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http://trainings.salto-youth.net/15533
This Training Course is
for 7 participants
from Erasmus+ Youth Programme countries
, Other countries in the world
, Partner Countries Neighbouring the EU ![]()
and recommended for
Youth workers, Trainers, Youth leaders, Youth project managers, teacher, everyone who is interested to do international youthwork
Working language(s):
english with translation if needed
bapob e.V. (Youth NGO)
Organisation Profile – bapob e.V.
The Berlin Association for Political Education (bapob e.V.) has been active in international political education and youth work since 1980. It is a non-profit, independent and self-governing organisation with extensive experience in developing, implementing and evaluating international youth exchanges and educational initiatives.
A central priority of our work is the inclusion and meaningful participation of young people with fewer opportunities, particularly those from socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds, young people with refugee or migration experiences, young people facing barriers to inclusion, and LGBTIQ+ youth.
Particular attention is given to identifying and reducing barriers to participation, ensuring that international mobility and non-formal learning opportunities are accessible to those who are often underrepresented in such programmes. Together with partner organisations from European and non-European countries, we organise international youth exchanges addressing socially and politically relevant issues, including environmental sustainability, human rights, discrimination, social inclusion and democratic participation.
Our educational activities are grounded in non-formal, participatory and experiential learning approaches, which encourage critical reflection, intercultural dialogue, collaborative learning and active engagement. We employ a broad range of methods, including theatre-based education, media literacy and media production, experiential education, language animation, creative activities involving music, dance and sports, as well as nature-based learning and environmental education.
Particular importance is placed on creating safe, respectful and supportive learning environments in which all participants feel valued, empowered and encouraged to contribute actively.
Through this integrated approach, bapob seeks not only to provide meaningful international learning experiences but also to strengthen young people's confidence, critical thinking, social competencies and capacity for democratic participation, while fostering long-term engagement and cooperation beyond the duration of individual projects.
Co-organiser(s):
Contact for questions:
Johanna Scharf
E-Mail:
Phone: 017623814102
If you don't have a residence in Germany, you should pay your travel costs, the rest is for free
accomodation and food is free. Pleas bring your own sheets and towel or pay 12,-€
As this training is not funded by Erasmus, but by the GPYO you have to pay your travel costs