Mobility for young people who are neither working nor studying

In this English speaking webinar you will learn more about the experiences from three different European countries working with mobility.

Mobility is a method to help young people who are neither working nor studying to leave a negative social context and face new challenges. In this English speaking webinar you will learn more about the experiences from three different European countries working with mobility. What has been successful, challenging and how has the pandemic affected their work?

Agenda

Introduction and welcome

Gunnar Anderzon and Rebecka Herdevall, SALAR

Experiences from projects in Sweden, Germany, and Czech Republic

• Sweden, Lars Rickardt, Activa
• Germany, Astrid Heesch, Q-PRINTS&SERVICE
• Czech Republic, Kateřina Nevřalová, Euroface Consulting s.r.o.

Break

What is the future of Mobility projects in our three countries?

A dialogue between national representatives from each country.

• Czech Republic, Tomáš Trávníček, Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs
• Germany, Mechthild Jürgens, Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs
• Sweden, Tereza Vilén, Swedish ESF council

Wrap-up

Target audience

The webinar is directed towards public officials and representatives, experts, practitioners and other stakeholders within the areas of education, employment, social work, youth policy and other related areas at local, regional, national and/or European level.

School to Work

This webinar is organized by Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR) through School to Work.

The Flagship project School to Work (S2W) aims to strengthen transnational cooperation between stakeholders in the Baltic Sea Region in the field of education and work in order to prevent early school leaving and develop support for vulnerable groups of students/youth. The project will thus contribute to the achievement of relevant targets in the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region and the EU’s overall strategy Europe 2020.