Training Modules on European Citizenship (2004-2005)

 In 2004-2005, the Partnership Programme organised short-term training modules that addressed various aspects of European Citizenship for youth workers and youth leaders. The modules were the fruit of a co-operation of the educational advisers of the Directorate of Youth and Sport as well as the network of National Agencies and the SALTO centres. 

Second half of 2005

TRAINING MODULES
At the end of 2005, three modules were implemented in cooperation with three volunteering National Agencies: Belgium (Flemish), the Netherlands and Romania.

 Evaluation Report 2 *(Modules 4, 5 & 6) by Florian Cescon [849k]

* The views expressed in the conclusive report and in the annexes are those of the participants of the seminar. They do not necessarily reflect the official position of the Partnership secretariat and of the Partnership management bodies.

The general aims for these training Modules on European citizenship were: 

• to develop a sense of space and place in contemporary Europe, the skills required to be active agents for change and development, and the knowledge required to make choices within this context
• to support the professional development of youth workers and youth leaders by extending their competencies to integrate elements of European citizenship within their projects and practice and support their role as multipliers with young people.

Objectives of the training modules:

• To provide participants with knowledge and information about the historical role and present function of European institutions and the concepts and formal meanings and expressions of European citizenship.
• To enable participants to reflect about European citizenship and European identity and key values and concepts associated with it, such as safeguarding human rights, participation in the development of democracy and respect for cultural diversity.
• To develop participants’ knowledge and motivation to critically understand the European youth programmes and their potential to support the European citizenship dimension of youth work.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

• MODULE - 4. DIVERSITY AND INTERCULTURAL LEARNING Romania
   Documentation [1.4 MB]
  14-20 November 2005,

• MODULE - 5. INSTITUTIONS AND POLITICS Europe: E pluribus unum?")
  21-27 November 2005, The Netherlands 
   Documentation [1 MB]  |  Appendix 2  [2 MB] ("

• MODULE - 6. HUMAN RIGHTS
  1-7 December 2005, Belgium
   Programme [12k] | Participants [19k] | Content/Objectives [67k] | Documentation [1.3 MB]

•  Training Modules on European Citizenship in Youth Work 2004-2005 : CONCEPT

•  Process of the organisation of the next three Modules on European Citizenship in cooperation between the Partnership Secretariat (CoE–EC) and the national agencies of the Netherlands, Belgium (Flemish) and Romania.

THE STAFF TRAINING

The Partnership organized a staff training for National Agencies on the topic European Citizenship and its educational aspects in the Youth Program’s training activities. The staff training was organised on 28-30 November 2005 in the European Youth Centre Budapest.

Expected outcome:

• to enable NA staff to explain to others what European Citizenship is and why it's relevant for the CoE and EU strategies on NFE/NFL
• to offer them a good understanding of the modules and their logistics from 2006.
• to enable them to recognise and assess the "European Citizenship" dimension in the projects.

 Programme [37k] | Participants [70k]

First half of 2005

You may find more informations about the past and on-going training activities on European Citizenship below:

• Training Courses on European Citizenship 2009-2010
• Training Courses on European Citizenship 2008-2009
• Training courses on European Citizenship 2007-2008
• Training courses on European Citizenship 2006
• Training courses on European Citizenship 2001-2003