Training Course KA105: “YOUTH WORK ON MIGRATION, MIGRATION HIGHWAYS II”
When: 7 TO 15 OF OCTOBER, 2021, (including travelling days)
Where: Strasbourg, France
Hosting place: We will stay all week in a house in Diemeringen, Rooms 3/5 p, Working Rooms, Tennis Court, Cinéma, Indoor Swimming Pool
Who: Non Formal Education Teachers, youth workers, members of NGO ACPELIA
Report from Our Participants in the training
Acpelia organisation gave me the opportunity to see up close what Erasmus really means. Erasmus is fun, knowledge, expanding your horizons, break down stereotypes receive education which cannot be given through any other seminars, get in touch with different cultures. Through the contact with different cultures and the knowledge I received during this course, it will be an incentive to achieve goals and see things from a different point of view in business and personal plan. In an Erasmus training course you get:
Ø You get inspired and motivated.
Ø You make friends from all over the world.
Ø You become more responsible.
Ø You can learn a new language/ practice one you already know.
Ø You get a taste of what studying abroad means.
Ø To develop your independence and self-reliance
You can find the whole report of the participant in the attachment:
3 youth workers from our organization will take place to the program. Travelling food and accommodation all are payed from the program (For an application you must be member of our organization, if you want to apply for membership you can go for the application to the link: https://www.acpelia.org/be-a-member).
Migration is a global phenomenon that has affected peoples and societies all over the world for centuries. The World has gone through a number of migration periods. In the modern times, the earliest period of migration, called the ‘mercantile period’ lasted from 15th until 18th century. It was characterized by colonization of the Americas, Africa, Asia, Australia and Oceania by European powers and forced migration within between these continents. Today’s Europe absorbs two million migrants each year – more than any other part of the world (as a proportion of its population), including North America. This migration flow changes the make-up of European societies - more so than birth rates or death rates. Increased migration into Europe is part of a global trend. Cheaper travel and more information encourage skilled and unskilled workers from poorer countries to migrate to richer ones.
Project Aim: It is a training course that aims to support the professional development of youth workers and to raise the quality of their projects concerning Migration and Mobility projects
Main Objectives
Development of a more tolerant, inclusive and egalitarian society; support the reflection among participants on the different dimensions of migration and mobility; exchange of good practice in the field of youth related to international migration, mobility and its influence on young people in the EU and in the partner countries and the opportunities arising; training of youth workers to better address problems and opportunities arising from migration, together with the local youth and migrants; transfer and development of knowledge of European mobility programs in youth worker; promotion of European cooperation between NGOs that are in contact with migration and youth mobility; the development of new initiatives in the field of youth and mobility within Erasmus +, to give migrants and local youth the same opportunities.
DEADLINE OF APPLICATIONS: 14 OF AUGUST, 12.00 MIDDAY.
If you are not member of our organisation please apply for membership: https://forms.gle/GELgxi4SHmB3AkJYA
Selection of the participants: 15 of AUGUST 2021
If you want to be a candidate of our program, please complete the application for and don't forget to complete the membership form if you are not a member of our organisation. Link for completing the application of interest: https://forms.gle/kSNHYSoat6jkbmVM9