YOUTHPASS Recognition of non formal learning in the

YOUTHPASS : Recognition of non formal learning in the frame of the European Erasmus + Programme

What is the Youthpass document ? • An individual certificate for each participant of one activity of Erasmus + programme, individually entitled to receive it • A brief description of objective and activities of the seminar or training course • A brief description of gained competences by the participant, following « Key competences » and a summary of learning outcomes • Validation by the hosting organisation and the head of hosting NA

What is a competence ? It’s a combination of 3 elements : • one or more knowledge(s) ( « knowing » ) • one or more aptitudes ( « knowing to do » ) • one or more attitudes ( « knowing to be » ) we need for the achievement of a task or a project, for the practice of a job, a leisure, an hobby or a sport, for the participation in social and civic life or to assume parenting and family life

The Key competences ? • Communication in mother tongue • Communication in one (or more) foreign language(s) • Mathematic culture and basic competences sciences and technologies • Digital competence (computer science, information and communication technologies)

The Key Competences ? • Learning to learn (individually and collectively) • Social and civic competences (interpersonal, intercultural) • Initiative spirit and entrepreneurship : « capacity to go from ideas to acts » • Sensitive and cultural expression (artistic, creative competences)

‘Starting words’ In the Youthpass guide you can find some ‘starting words’ for sentences describing your learning outcomes: I feel more comfortable now. . . I found out. . . I learnt. . . I feel confident. . . I made progress. . . I am able to. . . I now know how. . . I developed. . . I have a clear view now. . . I want to explore further. . .

YOUTHPASS Thank you for attention !!