Call for participants: Training Course “Zoom on Interculturality”

Training Course “Zoom on Interculturality”

Zoom on interculturality is a training which will gather 20 participants from 10 different countries. Its goal is to increase a level of quality of intercultural education through increasing media competencies of the youth. Especially, their critical thinking on media and adapt it to the new conditions, in where the media have strong influence on creating reality in youth.

The main aims of the course are:

• to increase participant?s competencies in creating of activities, which expand knowledge of the youth about prejudices and stereotypes, discrimination, hate speech, ability to recognize and actively take action against;
• to expand media education knowledge of the participants and increase their ability in creating of activities, which support the youth?s critical thinking on media;
• to increase participant?s knowledge about non-formal education and their ability to use this methodology while working with the youth.

You are the ideal participant if you:

• If you are youth worker, teacher, volunteer WITH EXPERIENCE IN YOUTH WORK on local or international level.
• If you have previous experience in use of different promotional tools as video, photography, social media or blog.
• You are motived to share the gathered knowledge after the project.
• You can communicate freely in English.

Each participant will be provided with food and accommodation by hosting organization during the activity period.

The participants are going to be reimbursed for their travel upon presenting all the needed valid travel documents up to 100% within 3 months after the project and according to Erasmus Plus table on km distance. The participants must choose the cheapest, shortest and most sustainable way of travel. We remind you to choose your way of travelling by thinking for the planet.

Apply by filling in this form and sending it by 10^th of June to Sara on volunteers@cvs-bg.org. We are looking for two participants.

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