Project description‘Rise: Design for emergent futures’ is a training course for youth workers and trainers. It aims to train volunteers of DBYN’s member organisations to increase their knowledge and capacities in non-formal education and youth work. The training course will be organised as a study session in the European Youth Centre of Strasbourg. It takes place from Sunday 26th November until Saturday 2nd December (travel days included).
ObjectivesThe aim of this study session is to develop new opportunities and methods through emergency times or situations. For this, the objectives are as follows:
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PartnersFinancial supportThis project is a study session organised at the European Youth Centre Strasbourg and funded by the Council of Europe
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Profile of participants |
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The participants of this study session are expected to improve their expertise in training and facilitation but also in improving the practical implementation of their NFE competences in crisis situations for the benefit of children and young people.
In order to attain this outcome, we’d put forward following profile:
There are 25 spots, the activity is open to all DBYN member organisations and youth partners. |
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PLEASE APPLY THROUGH YOUR MEMBER ORGANISATIONS
or contact the international secretariat of DBYN
or contact the international secretariat of DBYN
Venue
The European Youth Centre Strasbourg (EYCS) is an international training, education and conference centre which hosts participants attending activities organised by the Council of Europe's youth sector or any other entity of the organisation. External event organisers can also request to hold meetings, seminars or training courses in the Centre’s facilities, which include on-site accommodation and catering services.
With its meeting and conference rooms, restaurant area and bedrooms has a capacity of up to 90 people for events and can accommodate up to 90 overnight guests. More info: https://www.coe.int/en/web/youth/eyc-strasbourg |