The final day of the project was focused on its evaluation and also on promoting future youth initiatives among participants. The morning was used to run several teambuilding exercises and prepare the participants to the main activity of the day: a workshop about youth initiatives management. Thanks to this activity, they learnt about the main points to be considered to develop a youth transnational project (Logistics, participant selection, funding, etc.) and how they can be funded by the Erasmus+ programme. After that, and divided in groups, they worked on creating new project ideas for young participants and focused on youth education and integration. After a while cooperating with the support of their youth leaders when needed, participants showed the results of their work and explored the potential of their ideas in order to be implemented on the future together and within the Erasmus+ programme.
The end of the day was closed by implementing a workshop about the Youthpass certificate and on which participants learnt the eight key competences, how to obtain the document and use it. Furthermore, all received an special diploma as a memory of the project and their participation on it. As final activity of the exchange, an evaluation was made by all the participants by using both: non-formal techniques and paper forms. It was used to measure the success of the project, level of satisfaction of the participants with it and discover if the expectations showed by them on the first day of the exchange were fulfilled. The excellent results motivated them to continue with future initiatives and certified the good implementation of this transnational adventure.
The end of the day was closed by implementing a workshop about the Youthpass certificate and on which participants learnt the eight key competences, how to obtain the document and use it. Furthermore, all received an special diploma as a memory of the project and their participation on it. As final activity of the exchange, an evaluation was made by all the participants by using both: non-formal techniques and paper forms. It was used to measure the success of the project, level of satisfaction of the participants with it and discover if the expectations showed by them on the first day of the exchange were fulfilled. The excellent results motivated them to continue with future initiatives and certified the good implementation of this transnational adventure.
