As part of the Erasmus+ Training Course “Tech-Savvy Youth Engagement,” held in Bansko, Bulgaria, a follow-up activity was implemented in Budapest, Hungary, with the Bolyai Club, a student group of ELTE University.
The session gathered 10 participants, and with the support of a laptop and TV, the presentation introduced students to the Erasmus+ program and the opportunities it offers for international learning, youth exchanges, and training courses.
Building on the experience from the training in Bansko, the participant shared insights about the Tech-Savvy Youth Engagement project, explaining how digital tools and new technologies can be effectively applied in youth work. A particular focus was given to AI tools and how they can be implemented creatively and responsibly within youth groups to boost engagement, collaboration, and innovation.
The event created space for discussion, questions, and reflection, leaving participants more aware of Erasmus+ opportunities and inspired to explore the potential of technology in their own communities.
This activity shows how Erasmus+ continues to multiply its impact: participants bring back not only knowledge but also the drive to empower others with digital and innovative youth work practices.
