Overview
In 2017-2019, we participated as a partner organization in the international strategic cooperation project in the field of youth – “Comm.comm – Communities Communication”. The project was led by NGO JVG from Portugal and there were also partners from Spain, Romania and Greece. The aim of the project was to find new (digital) solutions for communication between rural residents of different ages. A survey was carried out in all regions of the partner organizations, which resulted in a handy mobile application and support material for youth workers. Within the framework of the project, one meeting of partners also took place in 2018 in Saaremaa.
Our blog post.
Funding
The Erasmus+ Youth In Action Programme
Agência Nacional ERASMUS+ JA, Portugal
Go Digital
Overview
In 2018, we participated in the international project “Go Digital” in Cyprus – training for the development of digital skills in youth work, implemented under the coordination of NGO SEAL CYPRUS. There were participants from eight different countries – the organizing country Cyprus, plus Bulgaria, Poland, Greece, Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Estonia.
The aim of the project was to develop the digital skills of both the participants and the target group of the project and to use information technology to make youth work more effective.
Our blog post.
See our photos from the meeting HERE.
Funding
Erasmus+, Key Action 1: Mobility of Youth Workers.
SAFE – seeking actively for employment
Overview
In 2016-2018, the NORDplus co-operation project “SAFE – seeking actively for employment” took place, in which we were partners of Kuressaare Gymnasium training center “Osilia”. The aim of the project was to develop a training program for 50+ age group who want to start a business. As Estonian partners, we prepared ICT, a modern digital skills training program, and conducted pilot training.
Read more about the project HERE.
Funding
Nordic Council of Ministers, NORDPLUS Adult programme
FACIS Facilitation Skills for Islanders
Youth Workers
Overview
In 2017 the international training of youth leaders “FACIS – Facilitation Skills for Islanders Youth Workers” took place in Kuressaare, leading to follow-up activities in partner countries. 30 youth leaders from 11 islands – Iceland, Ireland, Sardinia, Sicily, Corsica, Cyprus, Lesvos, Gran Canaria, Azores, Malta and Saaremaa – participated. The aim of the training was to promote group/people management methods and non-formal learning through practical skills training.
Practical workshops took place at Kuressaare Vocational School and all participants received a Youthpass certificate.
Funding
The Erasmus+ Youth In Action Programme
