Make the First Step: TC for Youth Workers in Cyprus

Tuesday 8 September 2015

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1st-step-fotoWhere: Limassol, Cyprus

When: 8-15 November 2015

Who: 3 participants (1 female and 2 male)

Age: 22-40 years

The most important objective of the project Coaching Young Entrepreneurs – Providing Support in Making the First Step is to provide non-formal training to youth workers in order to enhance their capacities and skills to be able to motivate youth in taking the initiative of starting its own business and making a positive transition to the work field. The project addresses directly the issues of entrepreneurship, creativity and employability of young people in Europe. The First Step project aims at promoting young people’s commitment towards a more inclusive growth by helping youth workers to become more aware and be able to stimulate young people’s spirit of initiative through useful tools.

The specific objectives of the project are:

  • To explore current situation regarding financial crisis and youth unemployment
  • To search the legal framework of youth entrepreneurship in partner countries
  • To create a strong and sustainable network of partners and associated partners
  • To train youth on entrepreneurship concept and principles
  • To promote youth entrepreneurship on local and European level
  • To increase the knowledge, skills and capacities of the partners to support youth entrepreneurs even after the project is over

The methodology that will be used during TC is based in non-formal and informal training methods utilizing what Mezirow called Transformational Learning.

Food and accommodation are covered at 100%, and the coverage of travel costs depends on the distance calculator established by the Erasmus+ programme (http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/tools/distance_en.htm). If you would like to participate, please fill in this Application Form and send it to scambiculturali@cesie.org by the 27th of September 2015.


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