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Training curricula: Youth participation & Youth Goals
Consortium of four national youth councils, which coordinate and implement the European youth dialogue in their countries, aims to encourage the participation of young people by promoting the implementation of the European Youth Goals.
Aims of the tool
In order to transfer knowledge into implementation, a training curricula was designed and tested directly on people from National Youth Councils, international non-governmental youth organizations, local and regional youth organizations, decision makers and policy makers.
Description of the tool
In this this publication, we will present a training curricula, methodology and supporting contents that will contribute to empowering different stakeholders for implementation of Youth Goals and increase the space for youth participation. As a final outcome, the project
consortium intent to increase the capacity of all four NYCs for conducting training courses in their respective countries and contribute to raise awareness and skills and improve abilities to support quality EYGs implementation by different stakeholders involved in the project.
Publication intends to be a tool to support the implementation of training actions aimed at 1) national youth councils; 2) policy and decision makers; 3) Youth organizations; and 4) EU Youth Dialogue Ambassadors and that can contribute to the implementation and dissemination of
the Youth Goals, mainly
#YG6 • Moving Rural Youth Forward
#YG7 • Quality Employment for All
#YG8 • Quality Learning
#YG9 • Spaces and Participation for all
This curricula will enable a greater understanding of youth goals, provide an educational framework and act as a reference tool to be used by decision makers, policy makers, EUYD Ambassadors, youth workers and youth organizations and youth national councils.
The curricula design was based on inputs from other project results : “Mapping of policy developments and
implementation practices related to the targeted European Youth Goals” and “Cookbook of mechanisms of democratic participation”, consortium member organizations, youth workers and from the field. The curricula is designed in distinct sections
that can be delivered as stand-alone workshops or as a training course.
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Tool overview
http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/4260
This tool is for
1) national youth councils; 2) policy and decision makers; 3) Youth organizations; and 4) EU Youth Dialogue Ambassadors and others that can contribute to the implementation and dissemination of the Youth Goals,
and addresses
Social Inclusion, Group Dynamics, Personal Development, European Citizenship, Youth Participation
Duration:
4 training courses, of 4 full working days
Behind the tool
The tool was created by
DYPALL Network, Portugal; CONSELHO NACIONAL DE JUVENTUDE ASSOCIACAO, Portugal; DEUTSCHER BUNDESJUGENDRING (DBJR) EV, Germany; MREZA MLADIH HRVATSKE, Croatia; ONDREJ BARTA, Czech Republic; OSTERREICHISCHE KINDER UND JUGENDVERTRETUNG VEREIN, Austria
in the context of
The European Project “How to score a Youth Goal”
The tool has been experimented in
4 training courses: The European Project “How to score a Youth Goal”; TRAINING COURSE FOR EUYD AMBASSADORS “Youth Goals Locker Room”; TRAINING COURSE FOR INTERNATIONAL YOUTH ORGANISATIONS “Tackling Youth Goals Implementation”; TRAINING COURSE FOR NATION
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Lidija Dukes (ex Buric) (on 24 June 2024)
and last modified
18 June 2024
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