This is a reference for Alexandra Isaicul

Power of Digital Youth Work

The training activity took place
in Leipzig, Germany
organised by JUGEND für Europa (National Agency)
15-19 May 2022
Reference person

Christina Schauer

(co-trainer)
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Aims & objectives

The aim of the training course is to enhance youth workers digital skills, confidence and knowledge to better integrate digital media and technologies in a well dosed manner, both content-wise and quality-wise, in their daily work.

Objectives:
- To tackle issues of digital youth work and develop
accessible solutions together To discover ways of how technologies can be applied and utilized in everyday youth work.
- To explore ways on how to make activities for young people better in quality and more accessible.
- To develop critical and creative thinking related to
technological development and the digital future.
- To create awareness of the opportunities and risks of digital media.
- To support participants to develop the skills, attitude, and knowledge to improve their own digital youth projects.

Target group & international/intercultural composition of the group & team

Target group: Youth workers, youth leaders working in youth centres or youth organisations of all levels (local to international), trainers and non-formal educators who are interested in digital education or in setting up projects on this topic, youth organisation managers from Erasmus+ Youth programme countries, Eastern Partnership countries

Team of Trainers: Dulio Santos (PT), Christina Schauer (AT), Alexandra Isaicul (MD), Jessica Reinsch (DE). NA officer involved Rita Bergstein (DE)

Training methods used & main activities

The training course consisted of an online and a residential part. The online days allowed for better needs analysis of the target group which laid the foundations for the residential programme.
During the residential part of the training, participants dived deeper into the topic of digital transformation in youth work, shared and explored different digital tools and began developing follow-up projects that could be implemented in their local contexts.

Outcomes of the activity

Participants took home knowledge about and skills in digital tools that can be used in their daily youth work. Together in small groups they invented a specific tool or a content based activity related to the topic of digital transformation.

Your tasks and responsibilities within the team

I have been involved in the whole development of this training course: starting from the idea, coming up with a title, conceptualizing and developing the topic and program in cooperation with co-trainers, preparing the infopack for participants and visual materials before and during the training, creating learning environment, facilitating sessions, reporting and dissemination.

I worked on this training for 4 days days as a full time trainer.

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