Training Course

Education through Sport: Training of Youthworkers on Sport as a Tool for Social Inclusion

INCREASING OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTHS' AND YOUTHWORKERS' DEVELOPMENT IN INTERCULTURAL SETTINGS

At NECI Cyprus, we believe that sports can be a powerful tool for social inclusion. Through our training programs for youth workers, we aim to promote non-formal learning and collaboration among partner organizations. Our representatives will share their personal and professional experiences and contribute based on their competences, irrespective of their background.

Promoting Non-Formal Learning through Sports

This project was designed to promote Non Formal Learning through which representatives of the partner organisations shared personal and professional experiences, contribute based on their competences, work collaborative, irrespective background. Our training program was designed to equip youth workers with the knowledge and skills needed to use sports as a tool for social inclusion. Our certified trainers have years of experience working with youth and are dedicated to ensuring that every participant has a meaningful and transformative learning experience.

Our Partners

ARMENIA

NECI Armenia

MOLDOVA

Public Association Republican Center-Club”Moldova “Gutta

UKRAINE

«Cultural and educational platform «Sense» Ukraine

CYPRUS

Network for European Citizenship and Identity Cyprus

ITALY

L’Orma Italia

BELGIUM

EdUcAntwerp VZW Belgium

ROMANIA

Pro Dezvoltare DACIA Association (APDD)

CZECH REPUBLIC

European Youth Centre Břeclav z.s.

Empowering Youth Workers through Non-Formal Learning

Our innovative training programs use sports as a tool for social inclusion. We believe that sports can promote teamwork, leadership, and communication skills, and create an environment for personal growth and development. Our programs are designed to enable youth workers to use these skills to empower young people and promote social inclusion.

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"The Training Course aimed at inclusion through sports and has been good practise for me as I used to work with kids for years .It' was exciting to see different ways to include people with any difficulties, special needs to any game with just some modifications.Participants are gaining practical skills and raising the sense of empathy and awareness , which is essential in facing social inclusion challenges.
My favourite day was the trip to school when we had the chance to do in practice the activities we created and get feedback from the kids .Apart from that we met a lot of interesting people from different countries and had the chance to discuss share ideas and make friendships. ”

Demetris,Cyprus