by Gabriel Nagy | Apr 24, 2021 | (LTTA) - learning, teaching, training activity
Get Assured, We Manage the Risks!, is our 4th Erasmus+ KA2 project, financed by the European Union. Asociatia Babilon Travel acts as a partner, sending and hosting organization.
The consortium of partners is formed by 8 organizations from 7 countries (Ireland, France, Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Romania and Turkey), and covers a wide variety of working fields such as sports, non-formal education, arts and therapy, volunteering and more.
The project addresses a common challenge, that youngsters with special needs are facing. Specifically, they hesitate to apply for international learning mobilities, or their parents and care persons prevent them from doing so, because their special needs may not be met adequately and risk management plans do not exist. (more…)
by Gabriel Nagy | Dec 10, 2017 | Training Course
Tools for Coaching Young People was a multi-activity Erasmus+ project organized by Act Global CIC (UK), were Asociatia Babilon Travel acted as partner and sending organization.
The first main activity was a training course in Gwersyll yr Urdd Glan-llyn, in Wales, UK, between December 9-16, 2016. (more…)
by Gabriel Nagy | Jan 10, 2015 | Training Course
The Erasmus+ project “Empowering Young Disabled People to Take Action in Europe”, was developed and organized by Act Global CIC UK in partnership with Asociatia Babilon Travel Romania.
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by Gabriel Nagy | Sep 23, 2014 | Training Course
This training course takes place in Urdd Glan Llyn, Wales, United Kingdom, between 15-22 December 2014 and aims to highlight how to engage with blind and visually impaired young people and support them to get involved into regular international youth activity. We invite participants (over 18 years old) from Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania and the UK. (more…)
by Gabriel Nagy | Mar 30, 2014 | Training Course
This course took place in Burnley/UK, between 9-16 March, 2014. It was designed to explore the theory of reflective practice in youth work from an UK perspective. The UK has over 60 years history of professional youth work which this course intended and succeeded to highlight. This course was open to 30 participants based in Estonia, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Turkey and the UK. See the pictures…
