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Unemployed, but not illiterate!
Start date: Jan 1, 2013,

The training course aims to provide youth workers/youth leaders with competences and new ideas on how to use social software and different media tools for outreaching young unemployed people in order to increase their mobility and active participation in the society through increasing their participation in the Youth in Action Programme.The training is a result of stable and long-lasting partnership among partners (since 2007) and is a 4th leg of the TCs using social software and media in addressing youth issues in Europe. It highlights positive impacts of non-formal education on competence building of young people (both participants and final beneficiaries) and enhancing their employability, boosting the self-confidence and calls for their higher participation in society and mobility. It will be hosted in Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina by South East European Youth Network in cooperation with network members and other partners from 10 countries and gather 28 participants from 15 partner organisations.