Erasmus+ Youth Exchange: “In Girlhood We Trust”
What: Erasmus+ Youth Exchange “In Girlhood We Trust” Where: Estonia When: 30 January – 7 February 2027 For whom: Young women aged 18–26, especially those
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One of the oldest activities of Ocean Znanja which involves signing partnerships with a network of our international partners and sending young people and people working with youth as representatives of Ocean Znanja to free international education courses across Europe and the Caribbean. As part of the Erasmus + program, we send young people and experts to youth exchanges or trainings lasting an average of 7-10 days.
In addition, we organize and implement international projects in Croatia. We organize youth exchanges and training courses that host between 36-49 young people or people working with youth. The locations we use for these activities are the Omanovac Mountain Lodge, the Dr. Franjo Tuđman Student Dormitory in Požega, and the Panorama Hotel in Prelog. In the past, we have organized projects in Starigrad on the island of Hvar, Fužine, Lipik and Zagreb.
Learning outcomes from Erasmus+ TC: “Practicing, Coaching and Guiding”
Here you can read learning outcomes from the participants of Erasmus+ training course “Practicing, Coaching and Guiding” MGH: Hi. I really liked the topic and
Learning outcomes from Erasmus+ YE: “The Art of Saying It Right”
Here you can read impressions and learning outcomes of the participants that participated on Erasmus+ YE: “The Art of Saying It Right” IVA KESER: During
Erasmus+ training course: Youthwork for Inclusion
“Youthwork for Inclusion” was an Erasmus+ training course which was organised together with 6 partners in Prelog, Croatia from 11th to 20th of December 2021.
Keep up the pace in the digital age – report and brochure
„Keep up the pace in the digital age“ was Erasmus+ training course that gathered 35 people from 8 different countries: Spain, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Lithuania,
TC Keep up the Pace in the Digital Age
Social media became most influential media of the 21st century. The social media platforms are the most important communication tools used by all actors in