DBYN building citizens
  • Home
  • About
    • Don Bosco Youth-Net
    • Who was Don Bosco?
    • Preventive system, Citizenship & Human Rights Education
  • Training
    • Upcoming activities >
      • European School of Animators 2023
      • Mental Health in Youth Work
      • Yout(h)echnology
    • Past activities >
      • Voices of Youth 2022
      • Educate to Elevate Youth
      • SoS-Safeguarding
      • Play It Covid-Safe!
      • Coping over coffee
      • Statement Coronavirus
      • I Youth Advocate
      • Camino
      • European Summer School of Animators 2019
      • The Journey Never Ends
      • European Summer School of Animators
      • Ready, Steady, Go !
      • Advocates for Education
      • Common ground
      • Rise Up !
      • DB4R >
        • Speak up!
        • Crossing borders
        • Take the next step
      • En Route >
        • A Preventive Approach in Human Rights Education
        • Pathways to Human Rights Education
        • Routes to Europe
        • Streetwise
      • All Alien
      • You(th) for Human Rights
      • Generations of Participation - Past training
  • Advocacy
  • Resources
    • Outcomes
    • Tools
    • Inspiration
    • Policy documents

Tools

On track: Different youth work approaches for different NEET situations

1/26/2017

2 Comments

 
Picture
​​This research publication helps anyone working with youth to better understand the NEET issue and how you can effectively respond to the needs of young people in different NEET situations.
 
Click on image to download
​
NEET — Not in Employment Education or Training. The term is simple, but the complex range of problems, causes and individual circumstances this umbrella term refers to is anything but simple or uniform.  While the term is used frequently by policy makers, and its use has become inescapable, using the term – given the ambiguity of what or whom it refers to – can often be unsatisfactory. This publication favours the term ‘in a NEET situation’, rather than use ‘NEET’ as a noun to describe a type of person.  Likewise, there is no one action or strategy youth work can latch onto as ‘what to do about NEET situations’, anymore than there is one single type of NEET situation.
 
The ‘On Track’ research publication is a tool for anyone working with youth to understand the essential concepts behind the NEET issueand how very different approaches are and should be taken towards young people in very different types of NEET situation.  ‘On Track’ presents practical youth work interventions that address the very different causal factors of NEET. The examples show you how and why these practices work. An ideal source of inspiration.
This booklet is part of the SALTO 'Inclusion for ALL' series. Check out the complete series at www.salto-youth.net/InclusionForALL/.

2 Comments
Nucleon IIT JEE KOTA link
11/10/2022 09:19:20

Best coaching for IIT JEE NEET, get study material and online Classes.

Reply
best data science courses in India link
2/14/2023 07:54:38

The Way the team provides information is very helpful for the students who is preparing for NEET Exams. The information is very accurate and informative. Through this students easily prepare for exams. Thanks Team For Providing helpful information to students.

Reply



Leave a Reply.

    Categories

    All
    Advocacy
    Citizenship
    COMPASS
    Council Of Europe
    DBYN
    Educational Materials
    European Union
    European Youth Forum
    European Youth Foundation
    Fundamental Rights Agency
    Human Rights
    Inclusion
    Intercultural Learning
    Manual
    Preventive System
    SALTO
    Youth Policy

DisclaImer

The international secretariat of Don Bosco Youth-Net ivzw is financially supported by the European Union, through its 'Erasmus+ Youth in Action'-programme, and by the Council of Europe, through its 'European Youth Foundation'. This website is a publication of Don Bosco Youth-Net ivzw. The website reflects the views only of the author, and the European Commission nor the Council of Europe cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
Picture
Privacy statement
  • Home
  • About
    • Don Bosco Youth-Net
    • Who was Don Bosco?
    • Preventive system, Citizenship & Human Rights Education
  • Training
    • Upcoming activities >
      • European School of Animators 2023
      • Mental Health in Youth Work
      • Yout(h)echnology
    • Past activities >
      • Voices of Youth 2022
      • Educate to Elevate Youth
      • SoS-Safeguarding
      • Play It Covid-Safe!
      • Coping over coffee
      • Statement Coronavirus
      • I Youth Advocate
      • Camino
      • European Summer School of Animators 2019
      • The Journey Never Ends
      • European Summer School of Animators
      • Ready, Steady, Go !
      • Advocates for Education
      • Common ground
      • Rise Up !
      • DB4R >
        • Speak up!
        • Crossing borders
        • Take the next step
      • En Route >
        • A Preventive Approach in Human Rights Education
        • Pathways to Human Rights Education
        • Routes to Europe
        • Streetwise
      • All Alien
      • You(th) for Human Rights
      • Generations of Participation - Past training
  • Advocacy
  • Resources
    • Outcomes
    • Tools
    • Inspiration
    • Policy documents