Non-formal Education | International Projects | Self-development Opportunities
My first Erasmus + project.Serbia “Save our water” I want to say THANK YOU ALL, for those who organized this project and for those who were there with me and made it more interesting.For me, this project was full of love and warm people, of course also I learned a lot about other cultures their …
Recently, I was given an opportunity to be part of the most amazing project in Serbia.“SAVE OUR WATER” was the theme, but it was represented not only in tasks, the idea and thrive for saving our planet was living in each one of us.It didn’t matter whether you came from Lithuania, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, …
Once again I opened Erasmus + doors. 6 countries were hidden behind them.Lithuania, Serbia, North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Romania. All people came with the same purpose to make a change in one of the global problems – WATER. The project took 9 full days of constant non-formal education where we were the ones …
Recently the Erasmus+ K2 project “Quality vs. Quantity” ended, where I, Guste Ciunyte, participated as activities coordinator, organisator and implementator. I bravely took initiative because those experiences are very unique and useful for broadening our horizons and making new partnerships. Also, I was keen to join the project because the implementation of the activities were …
Iveta Frolovaite shared her experience about the 12 days long project in Georgia. Seems she enjoyed it so much- we share her experience so maybe it will be inspiration for you to join something similar as well? “The last 12 days (April 11-22th) I had opportunity to participate in a youth exchange project “You-th & …
Augustina Žymančiūtė wants to inspire you and shared her experience about Youth exchange ,You-th&Heal-th” in Georgia. She says: “I went to the project ,,You-th&Heal-th” in Georgia because of the topic as I was always interested in healthy/ecological lifestyle and the second reason was that I had never visited Georgia before. I was pleasantly surprised that …
Karina Butkeviciute told us about her experience in Sakartvelo, where she participated in a training course for youth workers about volunteering: “All project was a long roller coaster ride. At one moment it seemed that you know what to do next and that everything in the short future will be fine, but sometimes it seemed …
Simona attended Youth Exchange in Belfast and here’s what she has to share with you: “Although I took part in the Erasmus + -funded “Step in their shoes” a few weeks ago, I believe the impressions inspired by this experience will be remembered for a long time to come. The days spent on the Northern …
Laurynas tells that “Youth Exchange Step In Their Shoes was more than 47 km I hiked. I believe the most important hike in our lives is the hike from our mind to our heart and with this project, I feel, that I got a few steps closer in completing this hike. Thank you for all …
“Everyone enters a project with a different goal. For me, projects as such are a success if I get to know one new thing about myself. It might seem like a very vague goal, but I think it is important to expect the unexpected. The name of the project I am talking about now is …