Project title: 

Navigator : Preparing young people for intercultural experiential learning in the global environment.

Date:  March 2011

Place: Wrocław, Poland 

Number of participants: 22; 2 people from each organization.

What to do: send Part III  by fax to number 0048 71 78 998 until 27.10.2010 (Friday)

Target group :
 The training is designed for those, who are preparing young people to participate in international projects such as the European Voluntary Service, youth exchanges, internships abroad, but also youth workers, project coordinators, leaders and volunteers working with foreigners and/or in international environment. We would like to invite people with previous experience in international relations as well as those who are about to gain it. 
Previous international experience is not required.

We invite people interested in topics of cultural diversity, communication, tolerance and stereotypes.
 Two people from the single organization can be invited as participants. 

Benefits for participants and attendees:
During the training participants:
•	Will learn about the mechanism of culture shock and learn how to deal with it;
•	Will learn to identify the barriers to intercultural communication (including persons own limitations), and develop ways of coping with them;
•	Will take a closer look at the mechanism of the formation of stereotypes and understand their impact on perceptions of reality and other people;
•	Will gain knowledge about other cultures (religions, value systems, customs and traditions);
•	Will learn about process of communication, including its intercultural aspects and cultural code.  
•	Will learn about the opportunities of international youth cooperation.

Trainers:

Anna Skocz: graduate of International Relations, University of Wroclaw, vice president of the youth organization Semper Avanti which specializes in international youth projects; projects coordinator, has the experience in organizing European Voluntary Service, international youth exchanges; abroad studies, took numerous trips to Europe, the Middle East, North Africa – including internship in Libya - and India; participant of nationwide School of NGO Trainers - STOP.

Anna Jarzębska: graduate of International Economic Relations, Cracow University of Economics and a postgraduate course "Development in a globalizing world" at the Warsaw University, coordinator of projects in the Environmental Partnership Foundation in Krakow, experience in dealing with other cultures acquired during two scholarships abroad - in France and Austria and then as a participant of international program GLEN, under which she has a 3-month internship; volunteer in Burkina Faso in 2007, now coordinates the aid project:  "School for Sustainable Development in Burkina Faso"; participant of nationwide School of NGO Trainers - STOP.
Timetable:  „Navigator” 12-19.03.2011	

	1 sat 
12.03	2 su
13.03	3 mon
14.03	4 tue
15.03	5 wed
16.03	6 thu
17.03	7 fri
18.03	8 sat
19.03	

Morning	

Arrival	
Team building
and integration activities	
Non-verbal Communications Part I	
Basic cultural differances	
Intercultural differences and communication part I	
Cultural shock	
Programmes to “Go abroad”
for youth	
Evaluation	
Lunch		Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	

Afternoon		
Barriers in intercultural communication	
Non-verbal Communication Part II	
Wrocław
	
Intercultural differences and communication part II	
Stereotypes and their formation mechanisms 	
Self-Evaluation and Youthpass Certificate	Departure	
Dinner	Dinner	Dinner	Dinner- N/A	Dinner	Dinner	Dinner			

Evening	
Polish Evening	
Multicultural Evening
	
Movie Evening	
Wrocław
	
Free evening	
Cultural differences – our trips and stores 	
See you again Party