Our main goal is double:
-one is to help the 20 orphan youngsters to improve their social/life skills, in this way increasing their chances with 50% to reintegrate into society as an active citizen with equal rights after leaving the foster homes.
-second one is to stimulate them to participate in 50% more European projects, and to grow the quality of the projects by developing their English language skills (basic level-> intermediate)
The youth exchange Young entrepreneurs took place between 12th and 21st March 2014 and included 27 participants from 5 European countries – Romania, Hungary, Poland, Spain, Italy. The participants were unemployed young people or young people, living in rural areas or small towns, aged between 18-25 years. They gathered together is Sovata, Romania, where the main organizer Asociatia Polihistor Excellentia with the help of the local partner Outward Bound Romania introduced different types of activities with the main aim to contribute to the development of their courage in initiative taking and their entrepreneurial spirit. Through the project we gave to the participants tools and skills for starting their own business or initiating their own projects.
ewoca³ is a funding programme for youth work institutions from North Rhine-Westphalia, supporting and enabling international youth encounters. The concept follows the idea of invitation and return invitation: Youths from three countries realise three international workcamps over the course of three years – one in each country.
The main goal of the project: To teach 30 participants to build new outdoor technical elements, enable the participants to design, prepare and deliver outdoor activities in a safe way.
The main goal of the project: was to develop the self-esteem of the participants and help them to find a job easily after the program
The main goal of the project Outward Bound Entrepreneur-Ship was to stimulate young people’s spirit of initiative, creativity and entrepreneurship, employability with outdoor educational methods and activities while building lasting relationships with youth in China (Hong Kong).
The main goal of the project: is to develop the entrepreneurial skills of the participants
We implemented John Quincy’s words in a leadership training funded by the Youth In Action Programme of the European Commission.
The main goal of the project was to strengthen social responsibility and participation among disadvantaged young people in Europe through the recognition and popularization of voluntary work.
The most successful people in life are not necessarily those who were the best students at school. In the real world, personal qualities such as a can-do attitude, the capacity to work within a team and a willingness to tackle new challenges are often far more important than academic ability.
