TC GREENIFY YOUTH WORK
About The Project
Implemented within the framework of Erasmus+ Accreditation 2025, this training course is designed to equip youth workers with the knowledge, skills, and tools needed to make youth work more ecological and sustainable. Today, youth organizations face the challenge of engaging young people in ways that not only support their personal growth but also raise awareness of environmental responsibility. By exploring innovative practices from different countries, participants will discover how to integrate eco-friendly approaches into their daily work with young people and within their organizations. The training offers youth workers the opportunity to exchange good practices, collaborate with international colleagues, and gain practical strategies that can be implemented locally. Through interactive workshops and non-formal education methods, the course will inspire participants to embed sustainability into youth work, empowering them to lead greener initiatives that resonate with young people and contribute to a more sustainable future.
Methodology
All the working methods will be based on the methods of nonformal education (team building activities, role-playing, simulation, group work, dance, audiovisual methods, peer to peer learning, discussions, presentations)
Objectives of the Project
Promote Green Practices in Youth Work:
Provide youth workers with concrete methods to integrate sustainability into activities and organizational processes.
Raise Environmental Awareness:
Equip participants with tools to inspire young people to take action for the environment in their daily lives and communities.
Strengthen International Exchange:
Foster collaboration and the sharing of eco-friendly practices among youth workers across Europe.
Encourage Sustainable Engagement:
Support youth organizations in creating long-term, environmentally responsible initiatives that keep young people motivated and active.
Build Youth Workers’ Competencies:
Enhance participants’ ability to design, implement, and evaluate youth projects that combine personal development with ecological responsibility.
