Gamification for Global Citizenship

The "Gamification for Global Citizenship" project is a professional development training course for youth workers that combines Sustainable Development Goals education, Global Citizenship Education methodologies, and board game development. Over the course of a six-day mobility in Vienna, Austria participants will learn how to create educational board games from scratch, gaining skills in game design, non-formal education, and youth engagement strategies. At the end of the training, youth workers will be equipped with innovative tools to educate and inspire young people, making learning about global issues more engaging, meaningful, and action-driven.

The project aims to enhance youth workers’ competencies in using gamification as a tool for non-formal education, empowering them to create engaging learning experiences that inspire young people to take action on global challenges.

Project Overview:
Location: Vienna, Austria
Provisional Dates: October/November 2025
Duration: 6 learning days + 2 travel days
Target Group: Youth workers, trainers, educators (20+ years old)

Project Aims & Objectives:
- Enhance youth workers’ knowledge of the SDGs and Global Citizenship Education.
- Develop skills in board game design for educational purposes.
- Strengthen competencies in non-formal education methods and gamification.
- Foster collaboration and exchange of best practices among European youth workers.
- Create ready-to-use educational board games that can be implemented in youth work activities.

Who Can Join?
- NGOs, youth organizations, and informal groups working in youth development, civic engagement, and NFE.
- Organizations interested in capacity building for their staff and youth workers.
- Partners willing to select and send 3 youth workers to the training.

If you are interested in joining this high-impact training initiative, please send your full updated PIF us AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, taking into consideration that the submission deadline is actually on 12 Feb!

Contact - info@efe.lv