Toolbox — For Training and Youth Work
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Exercise, Energiser, Manual, Ice-breaker, Group Building Activity
Sharing useful methods and good practices concerning local and international youth work with special focus on competence development through voluntary activities.
To define the competences and roles of youth worker.
To assess the political, cultural, economic and geographical aspects of youth work and voluntary work.
To exchange good practices of youth work activities, tools and methods and assess why they work with young people successfully.
To recognise the importance and core elements of non – formal learning in youth work.
To prepare a proposal for quality standards of youth work.
Our methods' booklet consists of best methods used in local and international level in order to develop and improve needed competences of young people through voluntary work. It describes the timing, the target group, the aims, the needed materials and descriptions of the methods, possible adaptions of the methods, needed competences of the facilitators in order to run the methods, the competence development and learning outcomes of young people who participate in.
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http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/1579
This tool is for
youth workers, youth leaders, trainers, facilitators, teachers, psychologist, social workers, etc.
and addresses
Social Inclusion, Anti-Racism, Peer education, Gender issues, Eastern Europe and Caucasus
It is recommended for use in:
Youth Exchanges
Training and Networking
The tool was created by
Mara Árvai and Endre Kiss
in the context of
Methods' booklet was made by participants in the seminar ”You(th)r work and Erasmus+?, which was held in Szeged, Hungary, at 11 - 18 October 2014. 26 participants worked on in from Hungary, Romania, Italy, Portugal, Malta and Ukraine, Belarus, Armenia and
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Mara Arvai (on 29 November 2014)
and last modified
19 November 2014
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