Youth Workers & YouthPass-What they are and that it is
- Volontari in Azione
- Apr 30, 2021
- 2 min read
Youth Workers
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In the context of KA1 – mobility of individuals – it is possible to realize projects for training and networking of active operators in the field of young people and youth organizations, in inglese youth workers. To the participants in the projects supported by this action are not provided age limits. The objective is to promote the quality of support structures for young people, offer support to those who work in the field of youth and to youth organizations, promote the exchange of educational practices at international level, to improve the quality of the program. Eight are the activities that you can do with the projects:
Job shadowing
Visit of the Feasibility
Meeting of the evaluation
Study Visit
Seminar
Activities of partnerships
Training Course
Networking
Youth Pass
Youthpass is a new way for the participants in the Youth in Action Program to describe what they have done and to demonstrate what they have learned. (So far the only people to have a standard test of this, through a certificate, were participants in the European Volontary Service).
Starting with youth exchanges, the EVS and training courses, each participant will have the opportunity to get his Youthpass and will soon be added other actions. The Youthpass is the instrument of certification and recognition of the Youth in Action Program. Through the Youthpass, the European Commission hereby certifies that the participation in the Youth in Action Program is recognized as an educational experience and constitutes a period of non-formal and informal learning.
A long series of persons and institutions (which we call “stakeholders”) could potentially be affected the results relating to the implementation of Youthpass – In particular if we see it as part of the overall process of evaluation of participation in the program and to give greater recognition to the participants.
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