Vamos a Expore Erasmus+

The project aims to develop participants’ competencies related to the design and management of youth initiatives, in particular Erasmus+ projects. The participants will learn about Erasmus+ projects from their formal side, as well as learn more about the benefits of participating in them. They will learn methods for creating engaging projects and making them accessible to people with difficulties, such as financial ones. At the end of the training, the participants will have the task of creating a booklet, which will aim to give a step-by-step presentation on how to create successful projects that will be in line with the Erasmus+ Youth Quality Standards.

Moreover, the project aims to promote an inclusive approach to others. Therefore, this training does not exclude people with various difficulties, such as financial ones, from participating.

Activities to be undertaken in the project:

International training for 12 people from 4 countries including activities such as: experiential learning, practical workshops, work in small groups and fieldwork, open discussions, debates, role plays, sharing your feelings on the topics, debriefing sessions for each day.

What do we do during the project?

develop competencies of participants related to the creation, management and financing of Erasmus+ projects, from the conception of the project idea to the selection of appropriate activities and addressing them adequately to the needs of young people,
support a positive approach to writing applications for Erasmus+ projects 2021-2027,
include participants from different environments in the Erasmus+ project
raise awareness of Erasmus+ Quality Standards in the context of Erasmus+ mobility,
create a booklet that will serve as a guide to the results of this project, in accordance with the Erasmus+ Youth Quality Standards.

Partnership

“Asociación para el desarrollo sociocultural Youth CRL”

Project coordinator, Spain

“LEVEL UP Association”

project partner, Poland

“Youth Center of Georgia”

Project partner, Georgia

“Love and Care for People”

Project partner, Ireland

The project is financed by the European Union