EU Grant: 13.492,5 EUR
Applicant: CENTRE FOR LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES JUNIOR (SLOVAKIA)
Partners from ENYC:
S&G – SYSTEM AND GENERATION ASSOCIATION (TURKEY)
Continue reading ““Tolerance: A Fact or a Fiction?” (2015)”European Network of Youth Centres – ENYC
Better Places for Young People
EU Grant: 13.492,5 EUR
Applicant: CENTRE FOR LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES JUNIOR (SLOVAKIA)
Partners from ENYC:
S&G – SYSTEM AND GENERATION ASSOCIATION (TURKEY)
Continue reading ““Tolerance: A Fact or a Fiction?” (2015)”EU Grant: 34.719 EUR
Applicant: YOUTH CENTRE VILLA ELBA (FINLAND)
Partners from ENYC:
TIMIS COUNTY YOUTH FOUNDATION – FITT (ROMANIA)
REGIONAL YOUTH CENTRE OF KOSICE (SLOVAKIA)
ARMENIAN YOUNG WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION (ARMENIA)
ACT FOR SOCIETY CENTRE (ALBANIA)
CENTRE FOR LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES JUNIOR (SLOVAKIA)
S&G – SYSTEM AND GENERATION ASSOCIATION (TURKEY)
ST. ANDREWS FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE (IRELAND)
HAUS DER OFFENEN TÜR – HOT SINZIG (GERMANY)
MLADINSKI CENTER KRŠKO – YOUTH CENTER KRŠKO (SLOVENIA)
Continue reading ““Training course for International Club leaders” (2018)”EACEA/19/10 – Action 4.1 Support for bodies active at European level in the field of youth (annual operating grants). Reference number: 513979 (RESEAU EUROPEEN DE CENTRES DE JEUNESSE). February – December 2011.
EU Grant: 30.684,86 EUR
Youth workers & Trainers Meeting (08-11.04.2011)
Show your talent is a unique development program for young people. We created it especially for high school students. Our intention was not to do a one-off training, but an intensive program. Therefore, it will last 6 months and will be up to 84 hours in total. This will enable students to get to know themselves, discover their talents, skills, strengths, but also weaknesses and take the initiative for their personal development.
Show your talent is an author project of an experienced team of non-formal education professionals. It reflects the current needs of young people, uses the methodology of experiential learning, supports individual potential and teamwork. It imports non-formal education elements directly into the school environment, networking all actors at the local level.
The participants in our program are not only students but also teachers and headmasters, blurring the differences and barriers between teachers and pupils. Teachers are not “supervisors” or “teachers”, but are an integral part of student teams and participate in all activities. Involved pupils are not only from one class, as is customary, but from different classes or grades, which makes each other get to know and share experiences.
Part of the educational activities is also a separate workshop for all school teachers, which focuses on non-formal education methods and their use in the school environment, learning styles or student motivation.
The mentors in our program are people who have achieved results in their professional field but are also close to the age of students. As a result, they are more confident in the students and are not so far apart. A new feature of the second year is mentoring for involved teachers who have the opportunity to receive support from their mentor, inspiration as well as practical experience with non-formal education. Every student and teacher in our program has the opportunity to take the CliftonStrengths talent test from the Gallup Institute and get a certificate for their TOP 5 talents.
We are involved in the Trendwatching project, which is carried out by YouthWatch, thanks to which we contribute to mapping trends in youth work.