Youth Work Pathways to Professional Development and Recognition
Welcome to a wonderland of youth work! Here you will find a wealth of resources to develop your professional competences and capacity for international youth work.
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Featured Skills
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#Appreciation of the added value of new partnership and collaboration opportunities
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#Willingness to collaborate with other actors and stakeholders
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#Knowledge of advocacy approaches and methods in a youth work context
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#Knowledge of youth policy and youth work in one’s own context
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#design mobility programmes
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#Being able to identify relevant partners in different environments (especially in an international setting)
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#Skill of empathising in a way that others can learn from one’s experience
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#Skill of initiating and supporting self-reflection on learning
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#Knowledge of the needs of the community
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#Readiness to accept compromise while guaranteeing young people’s interests and rights
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#Ability to network with a variety of external systems and actors
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#Knowledge of the principles of methodologies used in the field of youth
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#Readiness to allow being confronted with other views and work approaches
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#Knowledge of the socio-political and economic background of the young people
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#Readiness to upskill and stay up-to-date with existing methods and related sources and tools
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#Knowledge about youth rights
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#Readiness to include a space for emotions in all situations, including online environments
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#Skill of choosing appropriate methods and assessing young people’s learning needs and objectives
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#Being open towards learning/unexpected learning (for oneself and others)
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#Readiness to self-reflect to understand own motivations
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#Ability to create and disseminate digital contents as videos, podcasts, memes, digital presentation formats etc.
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#able to use learning strategies
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#conduct project management
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#Skill of identifying dimensions and stages in group processes
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#Ability to research and access relevant information
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#support volunteers
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#Knowledge about media and promotion mechanisms with regard to youth work, as well as rules and regulations, including copyright
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#develop international cooperation strategies
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#Knowledge of group processes, mechanisms and principles (including privilege and power relations)
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#Ability to facilitate learning towards community impact
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#Refers to theories, concepts and experiences that relate to ambiguity and change in the activity and when designing the educational approach
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#Ability to transfer/communicate and share the learning potential of international mobility experiences
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#promote youth work in communities
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#Reflecting acceptance of ambiguity and change
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#Knowledge of how structural and systemic obstacles can limit people’s possibility to act in solidarity
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#Ability to create and disseminate digital contents as videos, podcasts, memes, digital presentation formats etc.
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#design training programmes
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#Ability to listen actively
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#Ability to clearly express thoughts and emotions
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#advocate communication between parties
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#Knowledge of project management processes
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#Willingness to research and stay up-to-date with the newest developments in non-formal learning-related practices
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#youth programme development
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#Dares to face and deal adequately with ambiguity with regard to the group’s and individuals’ realities
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#encourage volunteers
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#Ability to generate conditions where group members can show and build solidarity within the group
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#inform volunteers
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#learning needs analysis
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#involve the volunteers
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#Knowledge about digital tools for networking and collaboration, and more inclusive approaches
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Youth Work Pathways platform stewards
The international consortium of youth work and training organisations is behind creation of this platform. Nectarus organisation leads the partnership for youth workers competence development and recogntion.
Youth Work Pathways partners
Youth Work Pathways platform is created and promoted by international partnership. We endorse and commit to quality of youth work training in the youth field.
Awero not-for-profit organisation manages this platform and develops it together with leading educational organisations. The European Union's programme Erasmus+ granted co-funding for building the first version of this platform. Contact support@awero.org.
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