TOY - Trainers Online for Youth
This is a reference for Sami Sorjonen
The ATOQ training course will provide the participants with opportunities to: 1. Critically reflect upon their previous international youth exchange experience(s) and the impact on young people, organisations and wider community; 2. Increase the understanding of different quality aspects of youth exchanges such as: active participation of young people, cooperation with partners and other stakeholders, intercultural learning, programme design, impact and dissemination of results; 3. Experience a non-formal learning process and understand how to support young people’s learning in the project; 4. Improve their project management competences (knowledge, skills and attitudes) in order to better organise the different phases of a youth exchange project.
Participants: Finland, Cyprus, Greece, Turkey, Austria, Italy, France, Croatia, Hungary, Bulgaria
Trainers team, Portugal, Belgium, Spain, Finland
ATOQ is built on the past experiences of participants and is interspersed with workshops, info-sessions, activities to improve group dynamics and ends with an evaluation.
The outcomes of the project were presented in a report, delivered to Dutch National agency. They assess further the outcomes of the training.
An evaluation was also conducted by the participants and also delivered to Dutch NA.
I worked in this training course as a job shadower and delivered two workshops. Topics of the workshops were Open badges as a tool for recognition and reflection and Digital project management tool for youth exchange projects.