How do we assess digital skills?

 

The start of the KA2 Partnership "Youth Workers 2.0"!

“Youth Workers 2.0” project will provide guidance and training for youth workers across Europe on how to use ICT tools and digital methods to better deliver basic skills youth education. This will be done through an integrative approach in collecting, sharing and disseminating innovative and inclusive teaching and learning practices using ICT tools and digital methods.

Future skills: enhancing employability through EU training programs | EFIVOS Articles

 

The most desirable skills in the pandemic context (what to learn to make yourself employable)

Digital Youth Work - a mobility of youth workers

“eSkills for Volunteers” - Strategic Partnership in the field of Youth (KA2)

“eSkills for Volunteers” is a Strategic Partnership in the field of Youth, supported by Erasmus plus Programme. The project consortium is led by Asociación Projuven and the other partners organisations are: Associazione di Promozione Sociale Futuro Digitale – Italy, Associação Intercultural Amigos da Mobilidade – Portugal and Asociatia GEYC – Romania.

CODEMI - Empowering disadvantaged communities through coding and digital entrepreneurship: Kick-off Meeting

The digital opportunity to work from home - Its success depends on us as a community of workers

Young Digital Leaders Impact Report

Young Digital Leaders is a Europe-wide education pilot project aiming to empower young people through digital citizenship, critical thinking and media literacy skills, so that they can become tomorrow’s digital leaders.

Publication | #meetEU Moving EuropE Together conclusions

#TheYouthCreativeAcademy: Digital communication strategies for cultural organizations Erasmus+ Joint Staff Training - that's a wrap!

Call for participants “DigUpSkill” Erasmus+ Training Course, Bucharest, Romania 9-16 August 2022

 

Call for EVS sending partners: Erasmus+ / KA1 in Bucharest, RO

GEYC is looking for sending partners from European/Programme countries for "New Media Entrepreneurs" project which will take place in Bucharest, Romania. The application will be submitted under Erasmus+ program, KA1 to the Romanian National Agency for the 1st of October deadline.

Call for partners - SMYLE (YiA, 1.1) - a youth exchange on youth employment through new media skills

GEYC is looking for partners coming from Program countries in order to apply at 01/05 deadline for ”S.M.Y.L.E. – Social Media & Youth - Learning for Employment”, a ”Youth in action” youth exchange (1.1) organized in Bucharest, Romania, between 6-14 October 2013. The project aims to raise youth employability in the context of using new media technologies (social media and multimedia).

CODEMI - Empowering disadvantaged communities through coding and digital entrepreneurship: First online meeting

 

Changing skills demand in EU neighbourhood- ETF webinar conclusions

#GenderIDTalks, ALF Marathon for Dialogue in EuroMed: Panel 4 - Youth and Digital

Young Digital Leaders at the World Forum for Democracy

We showcased the Young Digital Leaders Project during the World Forum for Democracy, hosted by the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. Here's how we did and what guests wanted to know about our project.

Develop your digital skills on our new e-learning platform!

We are extremely happy to announce the launch of the e-learning courses developed in the framework of eSkills for Volunteers project. These e-learning courses will empower youth workers and volunteers to fully exploit all the potentials of digital education and digital skills and give the possibility to NGOs to count on volunteers/young ICT experts. Check it now!

Young Digital Leaders 2019 - Final Event

Young Digital Leaders is a Europe-wide programme that aims to empower young people through digital citizenship, critical thinking and media literacy skills that reach beyond the classroom, so that they can be truly empowered as responsible digital leaders. What started off with a meeting in Brussels in February this year ended with an event during which the partners presented their achievements, shared good practices and brainstormed together about the lessons learned and the road ahead.