As part of the follow-up phase of the Erasmus+ Training Course “Tech-Savvy Youth Engagement,” held in Bansko, Bulgaria, one of our participants from Belgium organized a dissemination activity in Brussels.
The session introduced local young people to the importance of digital tools in youth work and how technology can be used to foster participation, creativity, and innovation. Using the skills and knowledge gained during the training, the participant guided the group through practical examples of digital engagement methods, such as online collaboration platforms, interactive quizzes, and tools for creating digital campaigns.
In addition, the activity highlighted the wide range of Erasmus+ opportunities available for young people, including training courses, youth exchanges, and volunteering. The participants learned not only about the training experience in Bansko but also how they can get involved in future projects and apply tech-savvy approaches in their own communities.
This follow-up event in Brussels demonstrates how Erasmus+ empowers young people to become digital leaders, multiplying the impact of the training and equipping their peers with skills to thrive in a tech-driven world
