Category: Arhivă Apeluri

Apel inchis: Life Love Youthpass,Irlanda [DL: 4 aprilie 2014]

Life Love Youthpass

Training Course

25-30 May 2014 | The Clare Inn, Co. Clare , Ireland

The Youthpass support person (mentor) plays a crucial role in the educational processes of volunteers, helping them to identify the personal learning objectives and recognising learning outcomes through dialogue and feedback.

Are you a Youthpass support person in EVS? Are you aware of educational processes within EVS? Do you know how to support Youthpass process? If any of these questions spark an interest then this training is for you…

The “Life Love Youthpass” training course aims at highlighting and enhancing the quality of the educational aspects within EVS. The focus will be on exploring Youthpass as a tool for learning and how to transfer the learning outcomes into the Key Competences of Youthpass.

The methodology used in this training will be based on experiential learning and non-formal education. Participants will explore but also experience these processes themselves during the training through reflection of learning and methodology like learning to learn (L2L) and self-directed learning (SDL).

Additionally, this training course encourages participants to share and exchange experiences and knowledge about their role as a Youthpass support person.

Objectives:
• To understand the concept of EVS as an educational programme and to discover the philosophy behind Youthpass.
• To explore the dimension of learning within EVS project and to connect it with non formal/informal and self-directed learning
• To develop competences on facilitating the learning process and on the self-assessment of learning outcomes in EVS
• To develop competences on the implementation of the Youthpass as a process, learning how to use it as tool for learning recognition
• To provide a clear understanding of the key competence within Youthpass
• To reflect on the role of the Youthpass support person regarding the learning of the EVS volunteer
Target Group
The training course is designed for participants who are:

• Directly involved in the supporting EVS volunteers (e.g. mentors and task-related support persons) on the hosting, sending and coordinating side,
• Experienced in supporting Youthpass in EVS,
• Able to work and communicate in English (working language!),
• Aged over 18 years
• Resident of the EU Programme Countries

Pentru mai multe detalii: https://www.salto-youth.net/tools/european-training-calendar/training/life-love-youthpass.4084/


Apel inchis: Sterie Stinghe Camp [DL: 30 aprilie 2014]

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Se apropie vara şi începem să ne amintim cu nostalgie de experienţa Centenarului şi a celorlalte evenimente ceretăşeşti de anul trecut. De aceea, Campul Sterie Stinghe (ce se va desfasura în inima Transilvaniei-Brasov) îşi propune să fie o nouă provocare şi totodată o nouă ocazie de educaţie şi distracţie.

Astfel, tradiţia, cultura, relaxarea, educaţia nonformală sunt doar câteva cuvinte cheie care vor fi notate în cartea amintirilor prin participarea la acest camp.

1150362_624458257574287_119041915_n   Singura condiţie este să ai între 15 si 24 ani  şi să plăteşti taxa de participare, care este de 180 de RON (pentru participanţi) ,120 de RON (pentru lideri) sau 50 de RON (pentru staff).În acest mod vei  putea participa la acest camp deosebit în care vei lega prietenii minunate.

  Bineîţeles că nu vor lipsi activităţile scout menite să-ţi dezvolte personalitatea cercetăşească , focul de tabără, dar şi bucuria întâlnirii. Dacă vreţi să aflaţi mai multe despre activităţi precum  Olimpiada , Poveştile, Urmele, Aventurile, Cărările şi Parada Breslelor, dar şi pentru înscriere vă invit să accesaţi site-ul oficial al campului:

http://cercetasii-cristian.org 


Apel inchis: Stagiu de voluntariat EVS, Slovacia [DL: 9 martie 2014]

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Centrul de Voluntariat Cluj-Napoca (CVCN) recruteaza un voluntar (cu varsta intre 18 si 30 de ani) pentru un stagiu de 10 luni (1 aprilie 2014 – 31 ianuarie 2015) in orasul Banska Bystrita – Slovacia. Stagiul se va desfasura in organizatia Centrul de Voluntariat Banska Bystrica (Centrum Dobrovolnictva) cu care CVCN are o foarte buna colaborare.

Cu suportul organizatiei si impreuna cu voluntarii locali si intrenationali, voluntarul va organiza minim 5 evenimente publice de promovare a voluntariatului si se va implica in programe de voluntariat locale bazate pe metoda service-learning (invatare prin voluntariat). Toate activitatile vor fi realizate prin metode de educatie nonformala. Stagiul de voluntariat ii va oferi voluntarului sansa sa isi dezvolte urmatoarele competente: relationare interpersonala, relationare institutionala, abilitati de organizare de evenimente, leadership, comunicare orala si in scris, lucru in echipa, managementul timpului, managementul resurselor umane si materiale, creativitate, gandire alternativa, etc.

Profilul voluntarului: varsta intre 18 si 30 de ani, capacitate de a lucra in echipa, abilitati de comunicare, flexibilitate si dorinta de a se adapta la situatii noi, cunoasterea limbii engleze la nivel mediu, creativitate, onestitate, deschidere pentru a interactiona cu persoane diverse. Costurile acoperite: cazarea si masa pe perioada stagiului, cheltuielile cu utilitatile, transport local, cursuri de limba slovaca, 90% din transportul international, alte materiale, bani de buzunar.

Singurul cost pe care voluntarul il va acoperi este 10% din transportul international dus-intors.

Voluntarul selectat va beneficia de o sesiune de pregatire inainte de plecare di de numeroase sesiune de pregatire pe perioada stagiului. Persoanele interesate sunt rugate sa trimita un CV si o scrisoare de motivatie in limba engleza la adresa cluj@voluntariat.ro, pana in data de 9 martie 2014. Pentru detalii suplimentare puteti suna la 0729 83 77 73 (Nicoleta Racolta).


Apel inchis: Stagiu EVS la Centrul Scout Kapraluv mlyn, Cehia (1.09.2014 – 31.08.2015) [DL: 20.06.2014]

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Vrei sa faci voluntariat si sa descoperi o noua cultura in acelasi timp? Daca raspunsul tau este DA, atunci avem o propunere pentru tine!

Centrul Scout Kapraluv mlyn cauta 1 voluntar roman pentru un stagiu in cadrul Serviciului European de voluntariat pe o perioada de 12 luni.

Mai jos aveti, in limba engleza detaliile legate ce implica munca voastra de voluntari acolo si de centru (locatie si facilitati).

Working place:

We work both outside and inside, dependently on the weather and the season. Outside we usually make some programme with children – in the garden, on the meadow or in the forest. There is also still enough work around the building so it is also part of our job (e.g. cutting gras, picking apples…). Sometimes the volunteers are taken to more remote place for the conservation work in the Protected Landscape Area or within a educational programme.
Inside there are three parts for the accommodation, small and big hall, canteen, kitchen and office. Except educational programme held in whole building, volunteers usually work in the kitchen (assist the cookers) or in the office which consists of one bigger room for staff, one smaller room for volunteers and small kitchen. Everybody has access to the computer with internet.

Leisure time opportunities:

Kapraluv mlyn is situated in the beautiful area of the Ricka valley ideal for outdoor activities from jogging and biking to rockclimbing and caving. Natural lake for swimming (with a restaurant in the summer) is 20 minutes walk. The ranch offering horse riding is 10 minute walk. There are plenty of leisure time opportunities in Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic.

Economy:

The amount of the pocket money that a volunteer receives follows EVS rules. When you eat at Kapraluv mlyn and occasionally visit some culture event or buy some basic needs, it is enough. Official currency is the Czech crown (CZK). There are a lot of cash-machines and exchange offices in Brno.

Rules, preferences and restrictions:

Kapraluv mlyn is a non-smoking area. Consumption of alcohol and drugs is strictly forbidden here (a pub is 300 metres down the valley). Smoking is possible only outside the Kapraluv mlyn’s property. It is not possible to bring your own pets.

Location:

Kapraluv mlyn is located 2 kilometres from the Ochoz u Brna village (1200 inhabitants), there is a shop, post office, doctor, Roman Catholic church (service every Sunday) and several typical Czech pubs. However, Kapraluv mlyn is very close to Brno, a regional capital city with 400 000 inhabitants, five universities, a lot of historical monuments, great cultural life and sport opportunities. It is just 10 minutes to Brno by the public transport, Brno downtown is accessible within 30 minutes by public transport (bus going at least every hour except the night).

Accomodation and food:

Accomodation for volunteers is provided at Kapraluv mlyn in lockable rooms with two or three beds and own bathroom (photos at www.kapraluvmlyn.cz). It is possible that during the night there are only volunteers, not staff, in the Centre. When we cook meals for the guests we can provide the perfect home-made cuisine 3 times a day for volunteers as well. Small kitchen with a sink is located in the corridor providing opportunity to make continental breakfasts, cook tea or coffee, heat in microwave etc. Wireless internet is available for free, but cell phone signal in most indoor spaces is poor. Washing machine is available for free.

Social environment:

The Kapraluv mlyn team consists of full and part time staff members and a group of Czech volunteers who provide great support. Most of the staff members are 25-30 years of age and together with a head and a deputy directors below 40 they make relax and welcoming atmosphere based on mutual respect and confidence. Nevertheless they all are hard-workers often staying overnight to finish their jobs. They love their work and want to kickstart the newly established institution.

Proposed activities for EVS volunteers:

Kapraluv mlyn offers to volunteers learning possibilities in the following topics: conservation management, environmental education methods, sustainable technologies and environment-friendly building techniques. Throughout the volunteer experience the participans will have a chance to meet with different Brno NGOs, city representatives and to explore successful environmental projects. As a result of the everyday contact with Kapraluv mlyn guests (mostly Czech and foreign high school students), volunteers will be given the opportunity to explore different cultures and on the other hand a volunteer represents his own culture to the guests.
Language training will be part of the voluntary experience.

Volunteers will become members of the Kapraluv mlyn staff. Although it is impossible for volunteers to lead environmental education programme on their own, they could help leaders by carrying props etc. and watch the programmes. They will also help with preparation of the environmental programmes and with everyday operation of the centre. Personal project of a volunteer should focus on application of the experience obtained at Kapraluv mlyn (either in nature conservation, environmental education, sustainable technologies, environmentaly friendly building techniques) in his homeland and/or a career. Thanks to informal connections between the Kapraluv mlyn and many Brno NGOs it is also possible to visit organizations with different missions and methods of work: conservation, civil rights, animal rigths, social inclusion, anti-discrimination campaigns. In this case, volunteers will obtain possibility to explore activities of different Czech NGOs.

During EVS service at Kapraluv mlyn, volunteers will pass through different kinds of jobs. The work scheme is balanced to mix manual and intellectual activities. Volunteers are supposed to participate at Kapraluv mlyn everyday duties (looking after the garden and animals, help in kitchen, clean-up, maintenance of Kapraluv mlyn grounds, etc.), environmental education programmes (assisting lecturers, creating, testing and evaluating their own environmental education programmes and projects), natural management (cutting grass and invasive plants in natural reservations under supervision of the Moravian karst rangers with special training in natural management techniques). They should also participate in a long-time project of construction of house for future volunteers made of natural materials.
Working hours are flexible and up to agreement between volunteers and coordinator. Main point affecting the working time are programmes for children (usually Monday-Friday, the most in Summer). Volunteer has right to two free days per week (usually weekend) but he has to arrange it always with coordinator in advance. It is also possible to go home for longer time (e.g. Christmas).
Time schedule:
35 hours per week

8 hours of manual work
8 hours of supporting works for environmental education
6 hours for volunteers personal project
4 hours of occasional works
3 hours of language courses
2 hours of meeting and service evaluation with coordinator and other volunteers
2 hours of meeting with mentor
2 hours of special educational programme (NGO, environment, conservation)

In time schedule are also included two hour spent with mentor. Every volunteer has a mentor (usually person of same gender and similar age) who can help him with orientation in local environment, with problems in the work, with other people, or how spend leisure time etc. Time spent with mentor in addition to these two hours is up to agreement between volunteer and mentor.

Volunteer profiles and recruitment process:

Volunteer profiles:
In line with the mission of the Kapraluv mlyn Scout Environmental Education Centre we prefer volunteers interested in nature conservation topics, environmental education, sustainable technologies and leisure time activities for kids and youth.

Although we appreciate skilled volunteers, we take our EVS participation as a way to share our knowledge and teach the necessary skills. Open-mindedness, will to learn new things and discipline are qualities we are asking for.

Reason, why we want to host the EVS volunteers, is clear. Although other volunteers are coming to us, most of them are Czech and their activities are occasional. We want to work with volunteers on long-term basis and also provide them possibility of intercultural exchange. Also we have good experience from 2005-8 when we hosted some EVS-ers. We think that this type of cooperation can bring big additional value to both sides.

 


Apel inchis: AGORA in Strasbourg [DL:10.03.2014]

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Participant’s profile
•    Participant profile: willing to talk about personal experiences and have a knowledge of how Rovers operate in their own countries
•    Participants should be members of the last age section (aged 16-24) and be enthusiastic, motivated, open to new ideas and willing to share their own experiences.
•    Agora being held in English, the participants will be expected to understand and communicate well in English.
•    NSAs are encouraged to ensure that their delegations are as diverse as possible (gender, geographical or economic background)
•    The main goal of an agora is to empower its participants. In order to appreciate the full potential of Agora, the representatives should not have too much prior experience in adult roles within their NSO/NSAs or in international work.
•    Once accepted, the NSA should provide them with sufficient knowledge of the Rover Programme in their own country.
•    Each NSA should consider the best ways in which the experience accumulated during the event could be used for the benefit of the programme for the Rover section in the country

Terminology

Aware that each National Scout Association has different names for the different age sections; for the purpose of this event we will define Rovers as being members of the last age section (aged 16-24). Be convinced that if your NSA is in the process of creating a Rover Programme, the Agora remains an interesting opportunity for these Scouts who will soon be called Rovers!

Number of participants

This event is designed to accept up to 60 participants. The acceptance letters will be sent to the participants after the 15th of March 2014. By then, more information will be sent.

Objectives
By the end of the Agora, the participants will:
•    Benefit from Agora, learning something new and gaining positive experiences from each other and the event.
•    Work constructively and productively in an open and positive environment.
•    Come away with the skillset to use and apply what they have learned and shared.
•    Acquire knowledge about international rover opportunities as well as about Rovering in other countries, through interaction with peers who have experienced the events first hand, if possible.
•    Develop concrete and detailed plans for future community based projects.
•    Gain experience in how to effectively verbalise the main benefits, positive aspects and opportunities which Rovering offers.
•    Experience the diversity of participation between European countries
•    Be inspired, be helped to maintain the momentum; to impassion participants to sustain and encourage them to stay motivated within Scouting and Rovering.
•    Benefit from an organised network of Agorians.
•    Have fun!

Transportation costs & Participation fee
The transportation costs are covered by the participant and/or the Scout association.
The participation fee is €200. The fee covers all accommodation and meals from the evening of Wednesday, April 23rd to the lunch on Sunday, April 27th. The fee does not cover travel costs. Bank connections and details for paying the event participation fee will be reported to all participants by the Agora acceptance letter.

The financial support received from the European Union allows the organizers to sponsor a total of 46 Rovers coming from the 11 partner associations (SGDF-France, SI-Ireland, CNE-Portugal, CNGEI-Italy, Junak-Czech Republic, ASDE-Spain, DDS-Denmark, TSA-UK, ESü-Estonia, ONCR-Romania and BIS-Iceland).
4 participants from each of the partners will benefit from a reduced participation fee: € 110.

!!!!!!! Additionally, approx. 70% of their travel costs will covered (up to the amount agreed in the project proposal).

 

Travel arrangements

  • Accepted participants will receive an acceptance letter by March 17th, 2014. They should make their own travel arrangements and obtain a visa if necessary.
  • If you require an official invitation to obtain a visa, please indicate this clearly on your application form. Be aware that it may take up to six weeks to obtain a visa, so please send your visa form with the application form in order to allow sufficient time for that process.
  • You will be asked to send us your arrival and departure details to ensure your proper welcome at Strasbourg.

 

Insurance
We do not cover the participants during the event neither during the travel to or from the venue. Please, note that this is the exclusive responsibility of the NSA to check and be sure that the participants are covered by insurance (illness, accidents, repatriation etc…).

Cancellation

If for any reason you find that you are not able to attend the Agora, please notify the panning team immediately. If you cancel your participation without notice after the 16th of March 2014, we are obliged to charge you/your association for the full price of the event.

 

Pentru inscrierea completati urmatorul formular (Registration form):

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1pjxNgGafBNkRtCWz6nFOc5OuijyJ8LsrjzEprDf4muk/viewform


Apel inchis : ACCESSIBILITY INSPECTORS!-Ankara,Turcia [DL:23.02.2014]

Training Course

4-11 April 2014 | Ankara, Turkey

“Accessibility Inspectors” is a 7 days Training Course,organized in Ankara-Turkey to support youth organisations to improve their work with young people having disabilities in terms of designing accessible youth activities for mixed ability groups.

Objectives:

-to learn more about disability and accessibility concept through UNCRPD (United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities)
-to develop mutual understanding and build empathy between young people with and without disabilities
-to promote equality and social inclusion in upcoming Erasmus+ programme
-to develop together strategies and methodology which fulfill the explored learning and participating needs of young people with disabilities
-to learn how to design and implement inclusive and accessible youth activities
-to gain new skills to organize youth events with mixed ability groups

Methodology:

Non-formal training methods will be used

Profile of participants:

-Youth workers, leaders, trainers, multipliers having both need and experience in working with young people having disabilities
-Also participation of youth workers, leaders, trainers having disabilities will be encouraged
-High motivation to implement accessible and inclusive youth projects
-Over 20 years old
-English will be the working language. Participants must have sufficient understanding of English.

Mai multe detalii pe: https://www.salto-youth.net/tools/european-training-calendar/training/accessibility-inspectors.4063/


Apel inchis : Facilitator Survival Kit-Malaga,Spania [DL:15.04.2014]

Training Course

8-16 April 2014 | Mollina (Málaga), Spain

Do you start to work with a group of people? Wants to know about facilitation? Here is the opportunity for you to get a “survival kit” in this theme, where you will be able to improve your knowledge and skills in facilitation, from theory to practice!

Facilitating group processes is a key component and an essential competence in present day youth work. For this reason, the aim of Facilitator Survival Kit is to provide participants with basic competences in facilitating group process with young people both in local, national and international context.

It will be a long training (9 days including travelling), where we will work the basic competences in facilitation, from a theoretical point of view (definition, styles, roles) as well as practice (experience from the participants and partner organizations, study cases; resources and tools in facilitation).
Please see the attached program for more info.

Objectives
– Gain basic understanding of the concept of facilitation;
– share experiences regarding facilitation;
– raise awareness about the process of group dynamics;
– practice the facilitation competences gained during the course;
– gain knowledge about different aspects of the facilitation process;
– discuss different facilitation styles;
– promote cooperation between the different partners after the course;
– promote the Youth in Action programme as a tool for working with young people;
– provide resources and tools about facilitation (books, manuals, NFE centres, trainings…)

During the training the participants will be taking part in a number of activities where they will gain or increase their knowledge about the basic theory in facilitation and their own style as facilitators, sharing experiences and understanding the roles that are established within the group dynamics. They will develop skills, attitudes and strategies that a facilitator needs when leading a group, and they will acquire resources and tools that will allow them to keep on working on their competences as facilitators in the future.

The methods that will be applied are those of non formal education, where the learning is active and participative and it is centered in the learner and based in the experience.

This course is the second edition of this training; a couple of comments from the participants of the first edition were:
• I’m super satisfied with this course, I’ve learned some new things that I wasn’t expecting
• I’m very satisfied, mostly because of the self-development that I made. I really liked that there was many practical exercises. Everything was logically arranged and games supported theory
• The things I wanted to learn were addressed. I got inspiration, from the content and also from the trainers. They have spirit to the training I stretch, gained new resources and ways of efficient facilitating.

 

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Apel inchis : Aventura Savoia 2014 (AS 014) din Haute Savoie [DL:15.04.2014]

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Iti doresti sa iti descoperi limitele si sa le depasesti? Te consideri o persoana cu bune aptitudini fizice, spirituale si intelectuale?  Vrei sa faci parte dintr-un grup exclusivist si unic de cercetasi?

Daca raspunsul tau este „da” la cel putin o intrebare, inseamna ca locul tau este in acest camp ce vine cu o oferta unica si speciala pentru Romania.

AS 2014 nu este doar o oportunitate de a explora o regiune istorica ce apartie Frantei, Italiei si Elvetiei deopotriva, ci un proiect educativ, care implica mult mai mult decat simple hike-uri si ascensiuni. Acesta isi propune sa isi desfasoare activitatea astfel incat cercetasul sa se dezvolte fizic, intelectual, spiritual, emotional si sa isi modeleze caracterul.

Urmand aceste directive campul contine 5 elemente extrem de atractive: Turul masivului Mont-Blanc, +4000, Explorer Belt, Drumul Sfantului Iacob si Foto-Raid Savoie.

Turul masivului Mont-Blanc este una dintre provocarile pe care Aventura Savoia o pune inainte cercetasilor. In cadrul acestui element participantii se bazeaza foarte mult pe aptitudinile fizice, dar, mai mult de atat, isi vor dezvolta caracterul. Acesta consta intr-un traseu de 170 km. Chiar daca lugimea este una considerabila, iar aspectul joaca un rol important, in urma acestui hike care trece prin trei tari si in care poti avea experienta ascensiunii alpine, a sorelui, a zapezii, a inaltimii, a cetii si a ploii vei intra cu siguranta intr-un grup exclusivist de persoane deoarece putini sunt cei care pot spune ca au dus la bun sfarsit acest tur.

+4000 m este un alt element pentru care puteti opta. Alpii de Nord si zona din jurul vaii Chamonix prezinta cea mai ridicata densitate de varfuri peste 4000 m de altitudine. Patrulele care vor selecta aceasta optiune vor avea ocazia, de-a lungul unei saptamani, sa escaledeze intre 2 si 5 varfuri de peste 4000m. Bineinteles ca aceasta o veti face sub indrumarea unui lider pentru fiecare coarda (3 persoane). Veti avea parte, astfel, de primul vostru ghetar, primele  crevase si cel mai important veti putea spunea ca ati urcat pe un patrumiar.

Explorer Belt  este o traditie pentru tarile cu cultura cercetaseasca anglo-saxona, insa pentru Romania este o premiera mult asteptata. Participantii din cadrul acestui element se vor putea numara printre primii detinatori ai mult ravnitei catarame EB (Explorer Belt) pe care o vor putea purta cu multa mandrie si onoare in toate campurile nationale si internationale. In cadrul acestui element, avand aceeasi nemuritori Alpi ca fundal veti descoperi cultura si traditia vietii rurale din Chablais si Faucigny

Principile de baza ale acestei parti din Aventura Savoi sunt urmatoarele:

– organizarea unei expeditii de 7-10 zile intr-o tara straina, cu un minim de 30-50 de ore de mers in total

– realizarea unui proiect major pentru intreaga expeditie si a unui numar de proiecte minore in fiecare etapa

– completarea unui jurnal si pregatirea unei prezentari

 

Drumul Sfantului Iacob este cel de-al patrulea element al AS 014, fiind destinat in special persoanelor insetate de spiritualitate si care vor sa se regaseasca in mijlocul societatii contemporane. Veti avea ocazia pe parcursului acestui drum sa opriti timpul in loc pentru cateva zile si va consacrati vesniciei. Astfel, in cadrul acestui itinerariu cercetasii purtand in inima dragostea fata de principiile cercetasesti si fata de Dumnezeu vor pasi pe  urmele miilor de pelerini din Evul Mediu, trecand prin locuri de o panorama edenica.

Drumul Sfantului Iacob inseamna religie, traditie, cultura, pace, sport, provocare, dar mai presus de orice simbolizeaza iubire si libertate.

 

Foto-Raid Haute Savoie reprezinta o sansa pentru toti cercetasii pasionati de fotografie care pasesc cu seriozitate in ceea ce inseamna lumea fotografiei. El nu este destinat fotografilor experimentati ci celor care abia au inceput sa cunoasca taina acestui hobby.

Haute Savoie este probabil cea mai frumoasa zona alpine din Franta. Varfurile ce se rdica falnice purtand cojocul etern de zapada la  peste 4000 de m, munti si paduri, salbaticie, vai si lacuri glaciare, dar si o fauna si o flora extrem de variata. Putem spune cu certitudine ca este un mediu ideal pentru orice iubitor de forografie.

 

Datele provizorii pentru camp sunt 27 iunie-10 iulie 2014 (14 zile). In functie de oferta zborurilor si a locului de camp, perioada poate fi decalata cu 3-5 zile.

Avand in vedere locul de desfasurare, complexitatea programului si a infrastructurii necesare, taxele sunt destul de ridicate pentru cercetasii din Romania. Un program de finantare permite totusi unui numar de 37 (din maximul de 50 posibil) de cercetasi si lideri sa beneficieze de o reducere a taxei. Cu toate acestea, este evident ca aspectul financiar este inca o bariera importanta in participarea la acest eveniment (ca la orice alt eveniment international) insa vom continua sa cautam sprijin in mai multe directii, in speranta ca vom reusi sa reducem taxele si mai mult.

Taxele pentru cei 30 de cercetasi sunt prezentate in tabelul:

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Taxele pentru cercetasii sau liderii care doresc si pot sa calatoreasca independent pana la Milano, Torino, Lyon sau Geneva, cu aranjement propriu sunt urmatoarele :

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Liderii care isi asigura transportul in Italia, Franta sau Elvetia vor plati o taxa de 60 euro/persoana.

Pentru inscrierea completati urmatorul formular:

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Apel inchis: Junior Professionals in Delegation [DL: 3.03.2014]

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JUNIOR PROFESSIONALS IN DELEGATION (JPD)

A new traineeship programme

Following the phasing out of the Junior Experts in Delegation (JED) programme by the end of 2012, the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy (High Representative) and the European Commission (Commission) decided to establish a successor regime from 2013 to continue to attract highly qualified junior professionals from the EU Member States in the European Union Delegations (Delegations).

Joint Decision pdf - 478 KB [478 KB]  of the Commission and the High Representative establishing a High Level Traineeship Programme in the Delegations of the European Union and theRules Governing this Programme in Partnership with the Member States of the European Union (EU) was adopted on 12.06.2012.

This Joint Decision has been further specified by a Decision of the Chief Operating Officer of the European External Action Service (EEAS) on the Implementing Rules of the High Level Traineeship Programme pdf - 164 KB [164 KB] Deutsch (de) español (es) français (fr) português (pt) which was adopted on 22/01/2014.

Applicants are strongly invited to read carefully both decisions before applying to this traineeship programme.

An opportunity to deepen partnership with EU Member States in the field of training

This programme is an important contribution to the inter-institutional partnership between the EEAS and the Commission, as well as to the continuation of individual partnerships with each EU Member State in the field of training (the previous JED programme was created in 1984). The new scheme keeps the main strengths and spirit of its predecessor: it is based on a pre-selection of eligible candidates by the partner EU Member States and the preservation, where possible, of a quota of training places per EU Member State.

The authorities of each partner EU Member State have a key role to play in the management of the programme, such as the organisation of the pre-selection of candidates to be presented to the EEAS and the Commission pursuant to the rules established by the Joint Decision, or the possible sponsoring and financing of additional traineeship places.

A new opportunity to be trained from inside an Delegation in the post-Lisbon context

The purpose of this programme is to enable talented and promising junioruniversity post-graduates who hold at least a Masters Degree (see Diplomas Annex pdf - 245 KB [245 KB] ) from the EU Member States to gain first-hand experience in the work of Delegations and a deeper insight into their role in the implementation of EU external relations policies, including the Common Foreign Security Policy (CFSP).

In principle, Delegations accredited to third countries and to major international organisations are placed under the authority of the High Representative and represent the EU. Delegations act in close cooperation with the EU Member States” diplomatic and consular missions (Art. 221 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU). They shall support the EU Member States in their diplomatic relations and in their role of providing consular protection to EU citizens in third countries (according to Art. 35 of the Treaty on the EU). In most third countries (more than 125) Delegations have now responsibility for locally representing the EU towards the host state.  Where this is not the case, an EU Member State Embassy has agreed to represent the EU.

The programme is open to those trainees (JPD) showing a great interest and motivation for the mission entrusted to Delegations, sharing the values and principles of the European Union and committed to defend the latter and the place of the European Union in the World.

Staff in the Delegations shall comprise EEAS staff and, where appropriate for the implementation of the European Union budget and European Union policies other than those under the remit of the EEAS, Commission staff. The whole staff in a Delegation is placed under the authority of a Head of Delegation, Ambassador.

Junior Professionals in Delegation will similarly be deployed, depending the nature of their functions and tasks, in both the EEAS sections of the Delegations (for political, press and information functions) and in those under the authority of the Commission (aid management, trade, economic issues, etc.).

Financing of the programme

The traineeship placements are financed through 2 folders:

  • an “EU folder” financed by the credits of the EEAS and of the Commission; the EEAS financing will only cover placements within sections or functions under its direct authority while the Commission credits will finance placements within sections or functions under its authority;
  • a “bilateral folder” financed by voluntary financial contributions of partner EU Member States on the basis of bilateral sponsoring agreements with the EEAS and/or the Commission. Such contributions may finance placements within sections under the authority of the EEAS and/or the Commission.

Number of traineeship positions in 2014

The EEAS plans to commit in 2014 credits covering the expenses of 1 JPD/traineeship position per EU Member State (i.e. a total of 28 JPD) to be deployed in the Delegations for political, press and information functions. Here is the standard description of training assignments for EEAS functions pdf - 11 KB [11 KB] .

The Commission has also decided to finance 1 JPD/traineeship position per EU Member State to be deployed in the Delegations (i.e. a total of 28 JPD). Most positions will be located within operational sections “OPR” in charge of the management of external aid (e.g. institution & capacity building, economic development, energy & climate change, social sectors, governance, infrastructure, rural development, food security, etc. – Development and Cooperation DG – EuropeAid). Here is the standard description of training assignments for Commission operational functions pdf - 15 KB [15 KB] . Other positions may cover “Trade & Economic Affairs” (Trade DG), management of the “Instrument for Stability/Governance” (Service for Foreign Policy Instruments), “European integration” (Enlargement DG) and “Humanitarian aid” (Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection DG). A standard description for those different training assignments is available when clicking on the name of the corresponding Commission DG.

Should the number of positions funded by the EEAS or the Commission be higher or lower than the number of EU Member States, an equivalent number of candidates will be selected amongst the best qualified, taking into account that a maximum of partner EU Member States should benefit from the positions available. The EEAS and the Commission apply an equal opportunity policy.

Applicants are strongly invited to take into consideration these indications before applying for Commission JPD/traineeship positions.

The partner EU Member States have been invited to communicate to the EEAS and the Commission whether they would in principle be interested to resume or initiate the financing of additional junior professionals through a “bilateral folder”, and to provide indications on the envisaged numbers, timelines and the list of thematic/geographic areas and/or Delegations.

What we offer

Under this programme selected candidates might be offered a single traineeshipagreement of a fixed-term of nine (9) months. A renewal of the agreement for another period of nine (9) months may be offered. Hence, eighteen (18) consecutive months maximum.

Trainees or “JPD” will get a monthly basic grant of 1,300 EUR, as well as a monthly accommodation contribution of 1,000 EUR to which a monthly hardship contribution will be added (see LCA table pdf - 58 KB [58 KB] ). Overall, trainees will receive a monthly package within a range of +/- 2,300 EUR to +/- 3,000 EUR, depending on the place of the traineeship. Further financial contributions are foreseen: 2,000 EUR installation contribution, 2,500 EUR contribution towards the cost of the journey and 500 EUR contribution towards the cost of the insurance premium.

Finally, credits will also be allocated to Delegations (not to trainees) to cover the mission and security expenses of the JPD.

How to apply

There are 2 parallel pre-selection processes: one for the EEAS and one for the Commission.

Applications have to be introduced solely according to the standard application formmsw12 - 92 KB [92 KB] available on this website.

Applications shall be sent exclusively to relevant EU Member States” contact points pdf - 347 KB [347 KB] .

Any spontaneous application sent directly to the EEAS or to the Commission will be rejected.

The modalities for presenting applications to the respective national authorities are determined by the EU Member States and should in principle be made available on their relevant websites pdf - 124 KB [124 KB] and/or at the addresses of their contact points.

Insurances

Candidates who accept an offer for a Traineeship Agreement must conclude by their own means a set of individual insurances against sickness expenses, against the risk of accident and for repatriation, adapted to their country of assignment (specified in the agreed offer). The EEAS may ask the trainee to provide all relevant documents concerning the trainee”s insurance coverage.

The preceding paragraph applies, mutatis mutandis, to the insurance coverage of the trainee’s dependents following him or her to the place of the traineeship.

It is recalled that the default of subscription by the trainee to above individual schemes may lead to immediate termination of the traineeship agreement without financial compensation.

Steps & Timelines for the 2014 selection round

Launching of the 2014 Round – Publication on the website3 February 2014
Deadline for applications to EU Member States3 March 2014
Lists of pre-selected candidates sent to EEAS and Commission HQ28 April 2014
selection panels at EEAS and Commission HQMay 2014
matching (who goes where)May 2014
Communication of results to EU Member States2 June 2014
Traineeship offers sent to validated candidatesJuly 2014
reception of documents required from selected candidatesJuly 2014
Obligatory Induction Training in BrusselsSeptember 2014
Starting of traineeships in DelegationsSeptember/October 2014
Possible renewal of the traineeship agreement for 9 monthsJune/July 2015