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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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#design mobility programmes
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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 principles of methodologies used in the field of youth
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#Readiness to upskill and stay up-to-date with existing methods and related sources and tools
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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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#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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#support volunteers
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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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#promote youth work in communities
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#Reflecting acceptance of ambiguity and change
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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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#Coping with uncertainty, ambiguity and risk
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#Knowledge on how to look for information about methods and methodology and how to share the resources adequately
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#Being open and accepting that failure is a part of learning
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#Applies specific assessment methods and principles in evaluation processes
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#assess training programme
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#develop youth programmes
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#Applying non-formal learning principles in programme design with emphasis on youth-centeredness, transparency, democratic values, participation, empowerment, and social transformation
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#Readiness to apply self-discipline and self-directedness especially when learning online
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#Ability to work with and on different values through a variety of [learning] approaches
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#Ability to be empathetic
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#Ability to guide others to channel feelings into action, including in online environments, where appropriate
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#Readiness to be challenged and take risks
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#Aiming at reaching educational aims by using specific ways and methods that encourage creativity, problem solving, ‘out-of-the-box’ thinking, in different environmental aspects
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#Knowledge of the values and key principles of non-formal learning
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#Systems thinking
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#Openness to using different ways and methods to encourage creativity, problem solving and ‘out-of-the-box’ thinking

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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.

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