FOR SCHOOLS
We offer schools the opportunity to organize class meetings, joint projects, breaks, and events with the help of our youth workers.
How to organize an event?
Our youth workers visit your school to discuss topics of interest and importance with students. We also offer social skills development programmes tailored individually for each class in collaboration with the class teacher or coordinator.
If you wish, we can also attend an informational meeting to present the activities of our youth organization and the IZUM Education and Development Center (ages 13+).
Our youth workers visit your school to discuss topics of interest and importance with students. We also offer social skills development programmes tailored individually for each class in collaboration with the class teacher or coordinator.
If you wish, we can also attend an informational meeting to present the activities of our youth organization and the IZUM Education and Development Center (ages 13+).
Programmes for classes/schools:
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Team Building GamesFor whom: Grades 1–12
We conduct various team-building activities for youth, ideal for enhancing class harmony and developing teamwork skills. These active sessions allow students to reflect on their role in a team, gain new experiences, and explore teamwork stages through engaging methods. -
Informational Meeting on International Opportunities, Projects, and VolunteeringFor whom: Grades 8–12
During the meeting, students will receive information about various international opportunities—working, volunteering, studying, participating in projects, and more. -
First Steps in the World of CareersFor whom: Grades 9–12
Through an interactive meeting with our youth workers, we help you take the first steps toward a successful future—or even your present!
What’s included:
- An interactive course on creating resumes and cover letters.
- Examples of successful resumes and templates to adapt.
- Career path selection tips and future planning.
- Webinars and workshops on communication skills and interview preparation. -
Idea LabFor whom: Grades 9–12
Duration: 1) A single 2-hour workshop, "How to Write Your First Project."
2) Idea Lab (a full school day, 6–7 hours).
- "How can I bring my ideas to life? How do I write my first project? Where can I find funding for my ideas?"
These questions will be addressed in the Idea Lab! The format includes a space for students to generate ideas for future projects (local or international), with guidance and brainstorming support from experienced youth workers. By the end of the lab, students will gain knowledge of local and international opportunities, learn the basics of project planning, and try their hand at writing projects.
EUROCLASSES (available in Estonian and Russian)
Euroclasses is a Eurodesk project aimed at raising awareness of European opportunities. All sessions are designed for young people and are based on non-formal education methods.
These sessions are purely informational and provide a space for sharing fundamental knowledge about European topics such as volunteering and working abroad, exploring new horizons, and discussing social challenges.
The sessions are conducted by youth workers and trainers from organisations that are Eurodesk members.
These sessions are purely informational and provide a space for sharing fundamental knowledge about European topics such as volunteering and working abroad, exploring new horizons, and discussing social challenges.
The sessions are conducted by youth workers and trainers from organisations that are Eurodesk members.
WHAT EUROCLASSES DO WE OFFER?
- 1EURO-VOLUNTEERING (Grades 10–12)
"What does “volunteering abroad” mean? How to find relevant information? What programmemes support volunteer projects?"
Participants will explore the concept of volunteering, take a quiz on volunteer programmes, and engage in role-playing games. In the extended version, they will learn about the role of volunteering in the European Union. This module helps participants understand the essence of volunteering abroad, its social value, and how they can benefit from programmes like the European Solidarity Corps. - 2EURO-PARTICIPATION (Grades 10–12)"Can young people shape their future through active participation in political processes? What does it mean to be a European citizen? What causes do they advocate for?"
This session focuses on Europe’s evolving landscape, governance, and decision-making processes, exploring EU values and citizenship. It helps young people understand how they can actively participate and influence decisions within the EU. - 3EURO-ACTIVISM (Grades 9–12)What is the role of youth as citizens of the European Union? How can they impact their local and global communities?"
This session helps participants learn how to become change-makers in Europe, explore how the EU supports them, and discover tools and methods for creating their own projects. - 4EURO-WORKING (Grades 9–12)This module provides an overview of motivations for working abroad and different types of work opportunities. Participants will learn how to identify reliable and relevant sources of information, build their resumes, identify their skills, and address challenges they might face abroad.
BOOKING FORM
youthclub@izum.ee
MTÜ Noorteklubi Active / NGO Youth Club Active
Rer.nr: 80349001
Organisation ID: E10052686
Võru 11, Tallinn, Estonia
Index: 13612
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