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Conference – Symposium - Forum

13-17 January 2020 | Tampere, Finland

The Finnish youth field comes together every year for national Finnish Youth Work Days. YOUTH2020 is three-day programmed conference which consists of a wide variety of current topics in youth work.

YOUTH2020 gathers about 3000 youth work professionals (youth workers, researchers and policy-makers) to discuss, evaluate, innovate and develop their work among young people. Most of them are Finnish, but we welcome international participants to take part.

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Conference – Symposium - Forum

24-27 February 2020 | Vienna, Austria

This conference will explore the digital dimension of youth work by providing an overview of current developments and exploring competences of youth workers in existing competence models.

The digital dimension of youth work has become an integral part of everyday work among youth workers and has been looked into and discussed from many angles.

 
Recent conferences, seminars and projects organized on European and national levels tackled this topic as well as policy recommendations, such as those from the European expert group on "Developing Digital Youth work". It has become an integral part of youth work in Europe and therefore integration of this dimension in existing competence models like the ones developed in the framework of the European Training Strategy or the "aufZAQ" model in Austria.

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Partnership-building Activity

14-17 January 2020 | Dublin, Ireland

This Contact Making Seminar aims to build solidarity and inclusion in the European Solidarity Corps.

The goal of this PBA is to support organisations in their work with young people with fewer opportunities and help them understand how short-term volunteering opportunities and Solidarity Projects can be used to challenge perspectives on inclusion, personal development, resilience and confidence building.

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Training Course

9-12 December 2019 | Latvia

European Solidarity Corps for Newcomers (ESC for Newcomers) aims to be a concrete and positive first step into European Solidarity Corps Programme.

ESC for Newcomers creates space to learn and reflect on how organisations can use European Solidarity Corps Programme in their work. The training aims to encourage and inspire the participants to take their first steps in the European Solidarity Corps projects. The training gives deeper understanding of the quality elements of the programme.

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BEST, Board of European Students of Technology, is a non-profit student organisation. It is run by students, working for students. BEST organises different activities where students from member universities get the opportunity to increase their international experience, establish contacts, improve their English and have fun. Each BEST Course is attended by 20-30 students of engineering.

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