This activity puts participants into various communication situations in a role play which represents a patient visiting a doctor. Participants will learn about verbal and non-verbal communication and its importance. Also, they will be able to discover different barriers to communication. Developed by: Bojan Kocevski (North Macedonia), Vojislav Vujić (Serbia), Lyubomir Kunchev (Bulgaria) Aims and…
Youth work and non-formal education are the building blocks of social, cultural and educational improvement of youth outside the curriculum. Non-formal education in youth work enables young people to acquire essential competences that contribute to their personal and socio-educational development and foster their active participation in society, thereby improving their employment prospects. Youth Work Youth…
Erasmus+ is the EU’s programme to support education, training, youth and sport in Europe. Launched in 1987, the “Erasmus” programme was originally established to promote closer cooperation between universities and higher education institutions across Europe. Over time, the programme has expanded and is now referred to as Erasmus+, or Erasmus Plus, combining the EU’s different…
On November 15, 2023, the workshop with the theme “Comedy as a Tool – Enhancing Youth Engagement through Humor” took place, held through the Erasmus+ program, and the teaching staff from the “GEORGE TOPÎRCEANU” Secondary School, Mioveni. The dissemination was carried out by the teachers: Boerescu Ofelia, Paraschivescu Raluca and Hapaina Monika, participants in the…
Workshop on the topic of enhancing youth engagement through humor and comedy took place in the Romanian middle school “George Topirceanu” in the small town Mioveni during November 2023. This workshop is a follow-up activity inspired by the Erasmus+ training course “Comedy as a Tool” where we used some energizers and sessions from the Toolbox…
We set up a playful workshop for the local kindergarten kids, aiming to introduce more fun into their playtime. The activity included 16 kindergarteners and 13 high school students interacting with each other. Recognizing that traditional toys sometimes lose their appeal, we asked the kids about their favorite games and toys. Many mentioned the wooden…
We have organized a dissemination activity on google meet to share our experience and learning outcomes from the Erasmus+ training course named: “Comedy as a tool Enhancing Youth Engagement through Humor. We invited our friends and relatives who were interested in learning more about the project and the topics related to it. The use of…
The follow-up activity organized by the Serbian team was in a form of a competitive game between two teams, hosted at a local high school, involving 16 students and their teacher. The participants were divided into two teams, and each individual was provided with a piece of paper bearing a specific number. The activity leaders…
This activity in the form of a presentation was organized by Bora, Kutay, and Melisa at our association’s office. The event drew a total of 20 participants, 7 of them were youth workers from our office and 13 volunteers from the European Solidarity Corps (ESC). The venue provided an interactive space where both youth workers and ESC volunteers actively engaged in the activity and presentation, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange among the diverse group of participants.
This workshop was implemented twice and it targeted two different age groups. The participants of the first workshop were participants on another Erasmus+ Training course, they were young adults between the ages of 19 and 40. The second activity was also implemented in the framework of that exact training course but with a group of…