Seminars For Strong Contacts

13-21 August 2022 | Gaziantep, Turkey

The project has similar goals to the “Erasmus +” program and with this project that we want to realize in Gaziantep province, we aim to establish an international level network, make awareness about youth employability and youth entrepreneurship, etc.

The «Seminars For Strong Contacts» project has similar goals (encouraging active participation, intercultural dialogue, social inclusion, and solidarity among young people) to the “Erasmus +” program and encourages entrepreneurship as a tool to combat youth unemployment for Organizations.

The aim of the project is; to increase the knowledge, skills, and competence levels of 39 youth workers from 9 participating countries or experts working in the field of entrepreneurship.

The goal of the project will be achieved through the following specific objectives:

OS1. To increase the awareness of a total of 39 participants from the European Union, Balkan Peninsula, and Africa region in order to encourage and develop entrepreneurship in the current economic environment,

OS2. To raise awareness among young people from 9 organizations about the importance of young entrepreneurs and their role in shaping the future of European society,

OS3. To encourage organizations in order expand the entrepreneurship network,

OS4. To establish an entrepreneurship network at the international level

With this project that we want to realize in Gaziantep province, we aim to establish an international level network, make awareness about youth employability and youth entrepreneurship, etc.

Among the goals; the partner organizations will be able to assist young people who could not enter the labor market after the project in guidance and counseling activities. Organizations will encourage young people to establish their own businesses as a result of sharing what they have learned with their environment, informing about existing policies, and grant projects, and instilling self-confidence.

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