Learn more about youth guidance centres and a tailor-made education for managers of One-Stop-Shops by attending the two hour seminar on April 14 at 1 p.m.

Young adults not in education or training and without a job is a vulnerable group in our societies. The so-called “Youth Guidance Centres”, providing multiple welfare services gathered under one roof has proved to be a successful model when organizing an effective answer to this societal and individual challenge. This low-threshold service provision has become increasingly common, particularly in the Baltic Sea Region with for example “Ohjaamo” in Finland, “Navigatorcentrum” in Sweden, “Ungevejen” in Denmark and “Jugendberufsagentur” in Germany.

In the framework of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region and it´s flagship School to Work (S2W) it has been decided to define a new profession as coordinator and develop and test an education on Baltic Sea Region basis. The competence profile for this new profession as coordinator has been developed but before starting to recruit participants to the pilot education it is important to conduct a dialogue with stakeholders.

Please read HERE for the full text of the invitation and the agenda of the workshop

REGISTRATION: Please CLICK HERE to register for the workshop. The Zoom link will be sent to all participants a few days before the event.