The series of events begins with an online seminar offered by the German media k GmbH (coordinator of the CRISISS project) as part of the European Skills Week 2022. It is aimed at volunteers who have been involved in times of crisis such as the COVID 19 pandemic and who would like to qualitatively assess …
The CRISISS training platform offers tools to help volunteers identify and validate their own soft skills, raise awareness of the importance of soft skills in professional life and recognise informal and non-formal competences by collecting evidence. Materials stored on this multilingual and interactive e-platform in a media library and as mobile apps for smartphones. The …
Youthpass is a tool to document and recognise learning outcomes from youth work and solidarity activities. It is available for projects funded by Erasmus+: Youth in Action and European Solidarity Corps Programmes. It is a part of the European Commission’s strategy to foster the recognition of non-formal learning, putting policy into practice and practice into …
Many young people experience their first contact with the labour market as volunteers – be it in the voluntary youth fire brigade, in non-profit associations, in their church community or elsewhere. They do charitable work, support where they are needed, bring in skills they already possess, gain valuable experiences and possibly also discover new passions. …
