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Group 2 6 hats discussion on education and training in the new EU strategy for youth

Group 2 6 hats discussion on education and training in the new EU strategy for youth. General reflections. The new EU strategy for youth transfers current situation to youth policy holds the key for a greater recognition of youth work and NFL

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Group 2 6 hats discussion on education and training in the new EU strategy for youth

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  1. Group 2 6 hats discussion on education and training in the new EU strategy for youth

  2. General reflections The new EU strategy for youth • transfers current situation to youth policy • holds the key for a greater recognition of youth work and NFL • can create better links between formal education, NFE, families and communities • fosters better learning opportunities for disadvantaged youth through NFL

  3. General reflections Challenges • different national realities and different levels of recognition of youth work and NFE • young people are seen as receivers of education, not as potential educators • Lack of standards and definitions, e.g. of “quality” in training

  4. Implications for YiA • Possible new financial framework of the new programme according to the priorities of the strategy

  5. Suggestions and proposals • integrate NFL in formal education systems and create greater links between NGOs, schools and employers • adopt participatory practices and structures to include all young people • develop further tools (e.g. self-assessment tools) to foster the recognition of non-formal learning outcomes

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