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This paper is intended to help further debates around the competence “learning to learn” ans its application in the Youth in Action Programme who are implementing Youthpass. Sources and suggested further reading come at the end.
This paper is intended to help further debates around the competence “learning to learn” ans its application in the Youth in Action Programme who are implementing Youthpass. Sources and suggested further reading come at the end.
This paper is intended to help further debates around the competence “learning to learn” ans its application in the Youth in Action Programme who are implementing Youthpass. Sources and suggested further reading come at the end.
This paper is intended to help further debates around the competence “learning to learn” ans its application in the Youth in Action Programme who are implementing Youthpass. Sources and suggested further reading come at the end.
This paper is intended to help further debates around the competence “learning to learn” ans its application in the Youth in Action Programme who are implementing Youthpass. Sources and suggested further reading come at the end.
This paper is intended to help further debates around the competence “learning to learn” ans its application in the Youth in Action Programme who are implementing Youthpass. Sources and suggested further reading come at the end.
This paper is intended to help further debates around the competence “learning to learn” ans its application in the Youth in Action Programme who are implementing Youthpass. Sources and suggested further reading come at the end.
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This paper is intended to help further debates around the competence “learning to learn” ans its application in the Youth in Action Programme who are implementing Youthpass. Sources and suggested further reading come at the end.
This paper is intended to help further debates around the competence “learning to learn” ans its application in the Youth in Action Programme who are implementing Youthpass. Sources and suggested further reading come at the end.
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Setting up strategies for the better recognition of youth work and non-formal education/learning in your context
This manual proposes one possible model for how national youth policy strategy can be developped. It is based on the author’s observations from the countries of South-eastern and earstern Europe as they gain experience in adressing youth policy in a transversal and cross-sectorial manner and with the active involvement of young people.
Youthpass was developed to improve the recognition and validation of non-formal learning in the Youth in Action programme. The decision to do so was based on a clear need for participants and organisers to affirm their participation and to reflect on the learning outcomes of the programme.
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