A seminar supporting youth workers and organisations in strengthening the recognition of youth work and non-formal learning (NFIL) across different contexts, in Montenegro.

The second edition of MOMA, a Partnership Building Activity designed to strengthen cooperation within the Erasmus+ Youth mobility ecosystem, especially among organisations working with accreditation.

A training course exploring outdoor education and survival skills and their potential to engage young people in modern youth work through experiential learning in nature. In Poland

This training course explores the intersection between inclusion and connective communication, focusing on how youth workers can create environments where everyone feels they belong and how communication can help bridge differences between people from diverse backgrounds.

A short online webinar presenting the results of the Erasmus+ project “Towards Sharing Spaces”, in which organisations from several European countries explored ways to transform vacant buildings into active community spaces.

A 4-day online training programme focusing on mental health and well-being for young people who travel, volunteer, or work in intercultural environments. The course uses non-formal learning methods such as teamwork, role-plays, games and reflection activities.

This training course aims to promote youth participation and solidarity within the frameworks of the Erasmus+ Youth Programme and the European Solidarity Corps. Participants will work in a project lab setting to develop and refine their own project ideas for youth participation activities and solidarity projects. The training will include input on project design, funding opportunities, and tools to enhance the quality and impact of participants’ initiatives.

Training offer : Utopia Is Not An Island - Spain - Erasmus +

Through non-formal education methods, expert talks, screenings, city tours, and hands-on workshops, participants will develop practical skills in video production and editing while reflecting on urban inequalities and sustainability issues. Participants will also create short films addressing discrimination and environmental challenges, gaining concrete tools they can later use in their youth work practice.

Flying Giraffes is an Erasmus+ training course designed for youth workers who want to develop creative and engaging approaches to teaching emotional intelligence, empathy and communication skills to teenagers, using Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and experiential methods.

Training offer : Immerse yourself in a one‑week outdoor training in remote Poland. Learn experiential education, rope skills, reflection methods, and learning theory—combined with nature, culture, and personal growth to empower your future work with groups.

This international training course will support youth workers in integrating climate change and sustainability perspectives into their professional activities. It recognises that young people are among the most affected by the accelerating climate crisis, facing environmental, social, emotional, and intergenerational challenges. The course will explore global trends related to climate change, develop a shared understanding of sustainability, and emphasise climate justic

Russian-speaking young people represent a significant part of the youth population in the Baltic region, creating both opportunities and specific needs for youth workers. This training course aims to strengthen the capacity of youth workers to better reach out to and include Russian-speaking youth in their activities and local communities. Through non-formal learning methods, the training will provide participants with the opportunity to exchange experiences,

This international experience-sharing webinar will explore what youth workers and youth organisations need to know and be ready for when welcoming, supporting, and meaningfully including young people with migration- or war-related experiences. The seminar will focus on lessons learned from the inclusion of Ukrainian youth and aims to strengthen the capacity of youth work professionals to respond effectively to crisis situations and support young people.

This training course offers a step-by-step journey through the process of developing and implementing a youth exchange project. Participants will learn how to organise youth exchanges by actively involving young people at every stage of the project cycle, from identifying needs and developing ideas to implementing activities and sharing results.

Dates: 8 – 11 June 2026 Location: İstanbul, Türkiye Organiser: Turkish National Agency Goal: The Youth@Work “Boosting Financial Literacy Among Young People” seminar aims to equip youth workers, trainers, and educators with the knowledge, tools, and non-formal education methods to improve financial literacy among the young people they work with. In an increasingly complex economic landscape, the activity supports participants in understanding key components of financi

Training Offer : Accompanying persons of people with intellectual disabilities in mobility projects

Training Offer : Alternative interventions for Youth - Italy

Training Offer : Rooting - Dance & eco-anxiety - France

New Offer : YouSport Mini Study Visit 2026 Germany - Erasmus +