This is an Erasmus+ (Mobility of youth workers) project aimed at developing youth workers\u2019
\ncompetences in using theatre methods to promote active citizenship of young people in
\nEurope.
\nThe project is part of a series of three eight-day training courses to be held in the UK, Albania
\nand Albania. The main themes of the project are art, theatre and active European citizenship.
\nThe project\u2019s context and origin are connected with GTC\u2019s involvement in three regions: EU,
\nSouth-East European countries and Eastern European and Caucasus Countries (we
\nimplemented projects in all three regions).
\nThis training course will bring together participants from 9 organisations in 9 countries
\n(Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia, Serbia, UK, Croatia, Romania, Italy and Poland).<\/p>\n
The objectives of the project are:
\n1. To explore the concept of active European citizenship and its relevance in contemporary
\nyouth work practice
\n2. To improve participants\u2019 competences in using theatre methods in youth work
\n3. To share experience and good practice in using theatre methods for active citizenship
\n4. To increase the capacities of partner organisations in fostering young people\u2019s active
\ncitizenship
\n5. To raise the profile of international youth work and the Erasmus+ Programme<\/p>\n
We are looking for 2 motivated youngsters able to communicate in english and over 18 years old, available places left: 2 \u2013 Accomodation and Food are covered by the programme, and a maximum contribution of 275 euro is granted for the travel costs. Participant is also required to pay the annual membership fee 2014 (30\u20ac). For any questions, you can contact us by email at part3@tdm2000.org<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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