Corso di formazione “Projects Re-Developing Youth Work” - Skopje (Macedonia), 2-8 febbraio 2010. 12 Nazioni partecipanti, 2 ragazzi/e per ogni nazione! Solita formula vitto, alloggio, trasporti e ass.ne inclusi, costi a carico del partecipante circa €.100,00. 

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The project will gather 24 participants from 12 European countries. “Projects Re-developing youth work” will contain the following learning processes:  Local youth work contexts with emphasis on the ways we identify and learn about the needs of the young people as our main focus in our work  workshops about learning to learn within local youth work – including the European Portfolio of Youth Workers  workshops about international partnerships and sharing of the different context challenges and realities of the youth work in Europe  Activities related to project management with emphasis of the self-directed learning The six-day Training Course will be organized in Skopje. The methodology will mainly focus on practical work experiences, containing a lot of reflection in the past activities of the participants, discussions about the key competences youth work should provide to young people and how to develop projects with better quality that will face the learning challenges youth workers encounter today in Europe. The project will end with peer-mentorship part that aims to continue the sharing among the youth workers after the training has finished. The objectives are:  To make the participant- youth workers aware of the learning processes and make it applicable in their daily work. This will be done through sessions introducing the Kolb circle of learning and self-reflection about the learning process both personal and related to the youth work the participants are doing.  To open discussions and sharing about the youth work contexts in Europe, explore the different realities and identify areas of further improvement by sharing experiences and ideas. This should eventually lead to re-developing youth work as such and allowing the participant-youth workers to get out of the box and enlarge the frame of youth work they are doing.