International formations

What are international formations?
International formations are part of the European Youth Programme. They aim to offer opportunities to applicants to develop new Youth projects, improve their skills in non-formal education and inform others about the Youth programme.
There are nine types of activities:
1. Practical training experience (job shadowing)
This activity allows youth workers to acquire the skills for organising a transnational project by working in a partner organisation for a limited period of time.
2. Feasibility visits
These allow project managers to discuss a project idea before submitting an application for an exchange or EVS.
3. Contact-making seminars
These bring together potential partners for youth projects.
4. Study visits
These provide an opportunity to learn about youth work provisions in other countries.
5. Seminars
These are a tool for the exchange of experience and good practice, consultations or policy development etc. with regard to the Youth programme and youth policy.
6. Training courses
These help those involved in youth work and non-formal education to acquire advanced skills and knowledge for their activities.
7. Youth information
This activity supports the production and dissemination of information and training material relating to the Youth programme.
8. Transnational partnerships and networks
Their objective is to create new networks under the Youth programme.
9. Support for quality and innovation
This activity aims at involving young people with less opportunities in the Youth programme at national, regional and local levels.
For whom?
youth workers
trainers
support persons
mentors
project managers
youth leaders
groups of young people
other actors involved or interested in non-formal education
Interested?
Are you interested in setting up an international activity? Have a look at this website: http://www.salto-youth.net/ or contact us by e-mail (see 'about me' in the column on the right)