Finlândia

9778

Data de início: 01-11-2020

Data de fim: 01-09-2021

Vagas: 1

Duração: 10 mes(es)

Data limite de candidatura: 13-10-2020

Financiamento: Aprovado

Subsídio mensal (Dinheiro de bolso): 120 €

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Resumo: The coordinating organization is one of the 10 Finnish Youth Centres working with the financial support of the Ministry of Education. According to the Youth Work of Finland the Youth Centres should help the national youth work, camp schools and youth travel and provide services for them. The Youth Centres in 2000 strategy emphasizes, among other things, the prevention of disadvantagedness of young people, international activities and development of the youth work methods. Youth Centre is member of National Finnish Youth Centres Net work organisation.
The coordinating organization answers these challanges by arranging camp schools, intrenational and adventure activities, activities on the sea as well as hobbies and cultural activities for the children and the youth. EVS-Cordination is important service for local youth work in our region.

Perfil: Age: 18-30

Tarefas: Volunteers tasks are related to all the work done in the club: the volunteer is involved organizing club activities, courses, camps, and events. the clubs help children and young people develop a wide range of skills and knowledge. The training and courses offered by 4H are still based on these competencies. Activities help children as active citizens, entrepreneurs, and workers. Typical tasks may include assisting children’s and youth clubs, planning and directing courses and events, such as nature walks, pet clubs, cooking clubs, swimming courses etc.

Horário: The weekly working hours of the volunteers are 35 hours. Work is usually done Monday through Friday in the morning or evening shift, but there can also be work on weekends. The volunteer has two days off / month.

Condições: The volunteers live in an apartment rented to them near the centre of Veteli. Volunteers get lunch on weekdays and are paid food allowance so they can prepare for yourself other meals of the day. Volunteers are offered a bicycle for local transport, and for longer work trips volunteer receives a bus ticket or travels with co-workers. Volunteers can study Finnish with the help of a private teacher, a language course or independently.

The volunteer participates in on-arrival training and a mid-term meeting organized by Finnish National Agency. During the project, the volunteer meets with the mentor at agreed intervals to discuss the progress of the project and the challenges and successes of the volunteer

Documentação: CV + Motivation Letter