Future Skills în Secolul XXI: „Rețeta noastră de competențe: reziliență - digital - intercultural”

Preventing a Lockdown Generation in Europe and Central Asia: Building resilient societies with young people in the era of COVID-19

The regional report “Preventing a Lockdown Generation in Europe and Central Asia: Building Resilient societies with young people in the era of COVID-19” is the result of joint collaboration between the UNICEF Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia (UNICEF ECARO), the European Training Foundation (ETF) and GEYC, who was in charge of the qualitative data collection and analysis.

This report builds on wide consultations with more than 15,000 adolescents and young people from Europe and Central Asia covering, among others, their feelings about lockdown restrictions, access and participation in education, learning outcomes and the quality of teaching, as well as their views on mobility, entrepreneurship and participation. When it comes to the future, the report captures young people’s hopes and fears about deep changing societies and economies.

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Report: Preventing a Lockdown Generation in Europe and Central Asia: Building resilient societies with young people in the era of COVID-19

 

TC - "Training for trainers", Vienna, Austria

Three enthusiastic GEYCuleti spent a week in Vienna attending a training course organized by Mladiinfo Austria aimed to help them become better trainers. They got the chance to learn new things from and with other experienced speakers, facilitators and colleagues and, in the end, they were left with one of the most exciting stories to tell.

TC - "PRIDE - Promoting Diversity and Inclusive Youth Work Practices", Armenia

When you think about Armenia, it seems like nothing crosses your mind - or at least, that's how I was before PRIDE - Promoting Diversity and Inclusive Youth Work Practices, 25th of February - 4th of March. Now, when I think about Armenia, I think about Aghveran, about that resort we stayed in, where we spent a few days with people from 10 different countries, from whom I learned so many, in so little time. 

YE- "A step for respect", France

Do you know what happened between 21th-31th of March? Another amazing Youth Exchange in France "A step for respect", where the participants got a better understanding of one of the most frequent social issues nowadays: discrimination.

Căutăm 4 voluntari români pentru un stagiu de voluntariat de o lună în Bulgaria

Dezvoltă-ți competențele printr-un stagiu de voluntariat european găzduit de către partenerii de la Alternativi Internațional din Bulgaria. Timp de o lună vei putea să promovezi educația pentru drepturile omului și să lupți împotriva discriminării și a discursului instigator la ură.

YE-"United Plates of Europe", UK

Once upon a time, there were two princesses and three princes who rode unicorns to a faraway land called happiness. Just kidding, this isn’t a bed time story, although, judging from the extraordinary experiences lived by our protagonists, it could have easily been one.

YE- "Not in our name", 13.12.2017-21.12.2017, Marrakech, Morocco

2 months ago, we wouldn't have thought that in the middle of December we'd be splashing our feet in the Atlantic Ocean, together with our freshly made international friends. If everybody could just enjoy the view of the ocean for a minute, there would be a lot more peace around the globe. This we learned during "Not in our name" project, which took place in Morocco, Marrakech.

TC- "Youth Hate=Hate Youth", Newcastle, England

As a regular participant of Erasmus project, quite experimented with non-formal techniques I usually have the tendency of becoming too technical and abstract disregarding my experience.

CY-130 "Our Europe - Our Future", Limassol, Cipru

After the adventures in Spain for the Job Shadowing project, my EFYL experience continued with a Practice project, this time in Cyprus. However, as exciting as December in Limassol sounds, there was little time to actually enjoy the great weather of Cyprus in winter. But we had, indeed, time for that, especially on our first and second days of the project.

Where to study abroad on a budget

Did you ever wonder how it would be like to experience a different educational system and manage to live on your own in a different part of the world? 

You wanted to test your abilities but you were always concerned about tuition fees, living expenses and basically having to sell a kidney in order to manage a learning experience abroad?

We are here to give you some info that will help you to put back on the table the whole idea of studying abroad, without saying goodbye to any of your organs. 

EURES - A practical guide for getting a job in Europe

The work mobility (and specially young people working mobility) in Europe is one of the key opportunities brought by the European Union. It has many advantages and it reduces the gaps between the level of development of certain regions and distributes the skills acording to the needs of the labour market. We introduce to you "Your first EURES job" scheme that brings financial and informational support for your work mobility abroad.

Call for 3 Romanian participants (no age limit): Training Course in Ohrid, Macedonia (7-14 August 2015)

GEYC is selecting 3 Romanian participants, to take part in "Creativity as a tool for youth empowerment" European project that will take place in Ohrid, Macedonia from 7 to 14 August 2015. The aim of this TC is to to train young people and develop approaches of working with young people and audiences, develop creativity and creative actions that animates the public. Deadline: May, 26, 2015.

Call for 3 Romanian participants (no age limit): Training Course in Konstancin-Jeziorna (Warsaw region), Poland (5-12 July 2015)

GEYC is selecting 3 Romanian participants, to take part in "70 Years of Peace and Growth" European project that will take place in Konstancin-Jeziorna (Warsaw region), Poland from 5th to 12th July 2015. The aim of this TC is to research the topic of European Citizenship, and try to find ways to motive young people with whom you work with, in becoming more active citizens of their countries. Deadline: May, 14, 2015.

Call for 8 Romanian participants: youth exchange in Beşikdüzü District (Trabzon), Turkey (11-25 July 2015)

GEYC is selecting 8 Romanian participants to take part in the project “Alcohol, cigarette and drug addiction” European youth exchange that will take place in Beşikdüzü District (Trabzon), Turkey, from 11th until 25th of July 2015.

10 easy steps to help you organize the best mobility within the Erasmus+ programme!

Do you want to make sure you'll organize the best mobility within the Erasmus + programme?
Check out our tips and tricks and get the best learning experience out of your project!

Open calls for Romanian participants - European mobilities

Do you like arts? Are you concerned about democracy issues especially in the context of new media? Would you like to learn more about European citizenship? Wanna visit France or Poland? GEYC invites you to apply for one of our European projects this autumn. It is your chance to improve your skills at European level. Don't miss the chance!