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Planning activities for youth

Planning activities for youth

In this segment, you will investigate the specifics at the local level, identify key stakeholders in youth work, and learn methods for gathering the needs of young people. Moreover, you will have the capability to plan youth work activities based on your findings and organize youth worker training for your staff.

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Task no.1
Evidence verified by: one activity organiser
Attempt to delineate your local context with the assistance of the following questions:

Youth:
  • How many young people reside in your local community?
  • What is the size of your target group among them?
  • In what locations are they situated within your community—schools, playgrounds, or elsewhere?
  • Whom do they typically listen to, such as parents, teachers, or peers?
  • How do you attract them to participate in activities, and is there a more effective approach? What resources would be necessary for that?
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Stakeholders:
  • Who are the primary funders of youth work in your community, and who holds decision-making authority on financing?
  • How have you engaged with them in the past, and is there room for improvement? What resources would be required?

  • Who are other significant stakeholders for your organization?
  • How have you previously engaged with them, and can it be done more effectively? What resources are needed?

Reference the listed good practices and identify two that could be adapted for your local context https://europegoeslocal.eu/good-practices-results/
  • What adjustments would be necessary for implementation?

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Task no.2
Evidence verified by: one activity organiser
Youth workers are introduced in the first chapter, yet for enhanced effectiveness, they transit into the role of youth trainers eventually.
Trainers are usually able to:
  • Understand and facilitate individual and group learning processes
  • Design educational programmes
  • Direct one's own learning (Learning to Learn)
  • Co-operate successfully in teams
  • Communicate meaningfully with others
  • Intercultural Competence
  • Being civically engaged

and decide:
  • Which two trainings you should attend and why?
  • Which two trainings would you recommend to your co-workers and why?

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Task no.3
Evidence verified by: one activity organiser
Since youth work is different in different countries, go to this link to understand the essentials: https://www.coe.int/en/web/youth-portfolio/youth-work-essentials.

and find 3 tools you can use with your work.

Describe which 3 you choose and why.

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Planning activities for youth
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