EU Aid Volunteers initiative brings together volunteers and organisations from different countries, providing practical support to humanitarian aid projects and contributing to strengthening the local capacity and resilience of disaster-affected communities.

The EU Aid Volunteers initiative is open to EU citizens and third country long-term residents in a Member State from a wide range of backgrounds and with different experiences, from newcomers to experienced professionals.
Citizens of potential candidate countries, countries from the EEA or the European Neighbourhood Policy will be eligible to apply only when the EU signs bilateral agreements with those countries.
Each volunteering placement depends on the humanitarian needs of the hosting organisation and the context of deployment. Normally previous volunteering experience is not needed. However, volunteers can refer to the competence profile of the vacancy they are interested in, in order to understand whether their profile is adequate for the position.

Volunteer profiles
There are two main volunteer profiles:

• Junior professionals (less than 5 years of work experience);
• Senior professionals (more than 5 years of work experience).

Junior professionals may be required to first spend up to six months in an organisation based in the EU (apprenticeship placement) in order to familiarise yourself with the humanitarian nature of your project.
Each assignment will specify whether the volunteer needed is a senior or junior professional.
Some EU Aid Volunteers will have specialist knowledge relevant in the context of humanitarian aid such as logistics and transport, organisational development and capacity building, water and sanitation, protection and shelter, nutrition and health, disaster data and knowledge, medical and paramedical services, etc.

Tasks and duration
Volunteers will work on different types of assignments, depending on their competence profile and experience.
The activities will be in fields such as organisational development and capacity-building, project management, disaster risk management support, food and nutrition, water and sanitation, etc.
Volunteers will be deployed in countries outside the EU where humanitarian aid operations take place. They will not be deployed to countries or regions with international or non-international armed conflicts.
The length of deployment depends on the specific project the volunteer works on. This can be from 1 month to 18 months.

Benefits
The programme covers the expenses during the deployment, including travel costs, insurances, and accommodation.
In addition volunteers will receive a monthly subsistence allowance covering everyday expenses such as food, local transport and other expenses depending on the country of deployment.
All volunteers will receive a centrally organised training programme and be assessed as to their readiness for deployment. 

EU Aid Online Volunteers
Those who cannot leave their country can take the opportunity to join an online volunteering platform and get in touch with organisations that need support that can be offered remotely.
Specific online volunteering opportunities are published on the vacancies platform as soon as they are available.

How to apply
Opportunities for both deployment and online volunteering are published on the EU Aid Volunteers Platform.

Find out more: http://ec.europa.eu/echo/what/humanitarian-aid/eu-aid-volunteers_en

EU Aid Volunteers initiative brings together volunteers and organisations from different countries, providing practical support to humanitarian aid projects and contributing to strengthening the local capacity and resilience of disaster-affected communities.

The EU Aid Volunteers initiative is open to EU citizens and third country long-term residents in a Member State from a wide range of backgrounds and with different experiences, from newcomers to experienced professionals.
Citizens of potential candidate countries, countries from the EEA or the European Neighbourhood Policy will be eligible to apply only when the EU signs bilateral agreements with those countries.
Each volunteering placement depends on the humanitarian needs of the hosting organisation and the context of deployment. Normally previous volunteering experience is not needed. However, volunteers can refer to the competence profile of the vacancy they are interested in, in order to understand whether their profile is adequate for the position.

Volunteer profiles
There are two main volunteer profiles:

• Junior professionals (less than 5 years of work experience);
• Senior professionals (more than 5 years of work experience).

Junior professionals may be required to first spend up to six months in an organisation based in the EU (apprenticeship placement) in order to familiarise yourself with the humanitarian nature of your project.
Each assignment will specify whether the volunteer needed is a senior or junior professional.
Some EU Aid Volunteers will have specialist knowledge relevant in the context of humanitarian aid such as logistics and transport, organisational development and capacity building, water and sanitation, protection and shelter, nutrition and health, disaster data and knowledge, medical and paramedical services, etc.

Tasks and duration
Volunteers will work on different types of assignments, depending on their competence profile and experience.
The activities will be in fields such as organisational development and capacity-building, project management, disaster risk management support, food and nutrition, water and sanitation, etc.
Volunteers will be deployed in countries outside the EU where humanitarian aid operations take place. They will not be deployed to countries or regions with international or non-international armed conflicts.
The length of deployment depends on the specific project the volunteer works on. This can be from 1 month to 18 months.

Benefits
The programme covers the expenses during the deployment, including travel costs, insurances, and accommodation.
In addition volunteers will receive a monthly subsistence allowance covering everyday expenses such as food, local transport and other expenses depending on the country of deployment.
All volunteers will receive a centrally organised training programme and be assessed as to their readiness for deployment. 

EU Aid Online Volunteers
Those who cannot leave their country can take the opportunity to join an online volunteering platform and get in touch with organisations that need support that can be offered remotely.
Specific online volunteering opportunities are published on the vacancies platform as soon as they are available.

How to apply
Opportunities for both deployment and online volunteering are published on the EU Aid Volunteers Platform.

Find out more: http://ec.europa.eu/echo/what/humanitarian-aid/eu-aid-volunteers_en

Az EU Aid Volunteers kezdeményezés nyitva áll minden olyan EU állampolgárok, vagy harmadik országból származó, de tartósan az EU-ban tartózkodó személyek számára, akik elhivatottak az emberi jogok és humanitárius értékek iránt, és szeretnének segíteni. A programban való részvételnek nem feltétele korábbi önkéntes tapasztalat, ugyanakkor bizonyos területeken szerzett munkatapasztalat előnyt jelenthet.

Az önkéntesek két csoportjának várják jelentkezését:

• Junior szakemberek (kevesebb, mint öt év munkatapasztalattal).
• Senior szakemberek (több mint öt év munkatapasztalattal).

A Junior szakembereknek az első hat hónapot olyan EU székhelyű szervezetnél kell tölteniük, ahol megismerkedhetnek a projektek humanitárius légkörével, emellett adminisztrációs, szervezési és alapvető egészségügyi ismeretekkel is gazdagodnak.

Feladatok és időtartam:

Az önkéntesek különböző típusú megbízásokat kapnak a rátermettségük és tapasztalatuk alapján.

A megbízatások széleskörűek lehetnek a szervezetfejlesztéstől kezdve a katasztrófavédelmen át az alapvető élelmezési és higiénés ellátásokig.

Az önkénteseket olyan EU-n kívüli országokba küldik, ahol a különböző humanitárius akciók zajlanak, ugyanakkor egy önkéntes sem fog olyan országba kerülni, ahol fegyveres harcok folynak. A kiküldetések az egyes humanitárius akciók hosszától (1-18 hónap) függően változnak.

Előnyök:

A program alatt az önkéntesek minden költségét fedezik, beleértve az utazási költségeket, a biztosítást és a szállást is. Ezek mellett az önkéntesek havonta részesülnek kiegészítő támogatásban, melyből finanszírozni tudják mindennapi kiadásaikat (étkezés, tömegközlekedés, stb).

Az önkénteseket központilag szervezett tréningeken készítik fel a kiküldetésekre.

EU Online Aid Volunteers

Azoknak, akik valamilyen oknál fogva nem hagyhatják el az országukat, lehetőségük van az online önkéntes platformhoz csatlakozni, mellyel távolról segíthetik a szervezetek munkáját. Különleges online önkéntes lehetőségek lesznek elérhetőek a szervezetek honlapján, amint elindul a program.

Hogyan pályázz:

Mind a személyes, mind az online önkéntes lehetőségek az angol nyelvű oldalon találhatjátok az alábbi linken.

További információ itt található.

L'iniziativa EU Aid Volunteers riunisce volontari e organizzazioni di diversi paesi, fornendo supporto pratico ai progetti di aiuto umanitario e contribuendo a rafforzare la capacità locale e la resilienza delle comunità colpite da disastri.

L'iniziativa EU Aid Volunteers è aperta ai cittadini dell'UE e ai residenti di lungo periodo di paesi terzi in uno Stato membro da una vasta gamma di background e con esperienze diverse, dai nuovi arrivati ​​ai professionisti esperti.
I cittadini dei potenziali paesi candidati, i paesi SEE o dela Politica Europea di Vicinato saranno ammissibili alla candidatura solo quando l'UE firmerà accordi bilaterali con tali paesi.
Ogni collocamento di volontariato dipende dalle esigenze umanitarie dell'organizzazione ospitante e dal contesto di implementazione. Normalmente non è richiesta un'esperienza precedente di volontariato. Tuttavia, i volontari possono fare riferimento al profilo di competenza del posto vacante a cui sono interessati, al fine di capire se il loro profilo è adeguato per la posizione.

Profili dei volontari
Ci sono due profili di volontari principali:
• Professionisti junior (meno di 5 anni di esperienza lavorativa);
• Professionisti senior (oltre 5 anni di esperienza lavorativa).

Ai giovani professionisti può essere richiesto di trascorrere un massimo di sei mesi presso un'organizzazione con sede nell'UE (tirocinio di apprendistato) al fine di familiarizzare con la natura umanitaria del progetto.
Per ogni incarico viene specificato se il volontario necessario è un professionista senior o junior.
Alcuni volontari dell'UE per l'aiuto umanitario avranno conoscenze specialistiche pertinenti al contesto dell'aiuto umanitario quali logistica e trasporti, sviluppo organizzativo e rafforzamento delle capacità, acqua e servizi igienico-sanitari, protezione e riparo, alimentazione e salute, dati e conoscenze sui disastri, servizi medici e paramedici, ecc.

Compiti e durata
I volontari lavoreranno su diversi tipi di incarichi, a seconda del loro profilo di competenza ed esperienza. Le attività si svolgeranno in settori quali lo sviluppo organizzativo e la creazione di capacità, la gestione dei progetti, il supporto alla gestione del rischio di catastrofi, cibo e nutrizione, acqua e servizi igienico-sanitari, ecc. I volontari saranno inviati in paesi al di fuori dell'UE dove si svolgono operazioni di aiuto umanitario. Non saranno inviati in paesi o regioni con conflitti armati internazionali o non internazionali. La durata del soggiorno dipende dal progetto specifico su cui lavora il volontario (da 1 a 18 mesi.)

Benefici
Il programma coprirà le spese durante tutto il soggiorno, compresi i costi di viaggio, le assicurazioni e l'alloggio. Inoltre, i volontari riceveranno un'indennità di sussistenza mensile che copre le spese quotidiane come cibo, trasporti locali e altre spese a seconda del paese in cui si svolge il periodo di volontariato. Tutti i volontari riceveranno un programma di formazione organizzato a livello centrale e saranno valutati in merito alla loro preparazione per l'implementazione.

EU Aid Online Volunteers
Coloro che non possono lasciare il loro paese possono cogliere l'opportunità di aderire a una piattaforma di volontariato online ed entrare in contatto con organizzazioni che necessitano di supporto da offrire a distanza.
Le opportunità specifiche di volontariato online verranno pubblicate sulla piattaforma di posti vacanti non appena disponibili.

Come presentare la candidatura
Le opportunità di invio e il volontariato online vengono pubblicate sulla piattaforma EU Aid Volunteers.

Per ulteriori informazioni: http://ec.europa.eu/echo/what/humanitarian-aid/eu-aid-volunteers_en

The European Solidarity Corps is the new European Union initiative offering young people opportunities to volunteer or work in projects in their own country or abroad while supporting communities and people around Europe.
It was announced by the President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, during his annual State of the European Union speech in September 2016, and officially launched in December 2016.

Who can participate
Young people from 18 years old, legally resident in or have the nationality of one of the
- European Union Member States, 
- Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Turkey, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
Some projects may have additional restrictions on ages, legal residency or nationality, depending on the type of project and how it is funded.

How does it work
You can register for the European Solidarity Corps when you are 17 years old, but you cannot start a project until you are over 18.
You must also complete the European Solidarity Corps project before you turn 31.
After completing a simple registration process, you could be selected and invited to join a wide range of projects, such as:

• Helping rebuild a school or community centre that has been devastated following an earthquake;
• Providing support to newly arrived asylum seekers;
• Clearing vegetation from forests to help prevent wildfires;
• Working with disabled people in a community centre.

You will not be asked to provide any services related to the immediate response to disasters. These types of tasks will continue to be performed by those with the specialist training and experience to operate safely in these dangerous environments.
Projects supported by the European Solidarity Corps can last from two to twelve months. They will usually be located within the European Union Member States.

Benefits
After participating in a volunteering project you will receive a certificate that documents your participation. You could use this when applying for jobs or further learning.
You will not receive a wage, but will on the other hand be entitled to travel, lodging and subsistence as well as insurance coverage for the duration of the activity and a small amount of spending money to cover their day-to-day living expenses.
You will also receive relevant training before you start and after you arrive on site.
 

Find out more: https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en 
 

The European Solidarity Corps is the new European Union initiative offering young people opportunities to volunteer or work in projects in their own country or abroad while supporting communities and people around Europe.
It was announced by the President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, during his annual State of the European Union speech in September 2016, and officially launched in December 2016.

Who can participate
Young people from 18 years old, legally resident in or have the nationality of one of the
- European Union Member States, 
- Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Turkey, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
Some projects may have additional restrictions on ages, legal residency or nationality, depending on the type of project and how it is funded.

How does it work
You can register for the European Solidarity Corps when you are 17 years old, but you cannot start a project until you are over 18.
You must also complete the European Solidarity Corps project before you turn 31.
After completing a simple registration process, you could be selected and invited to join a wide range of projects, such as:

• Helping rebuild a school or community centre that has been devastated following an earthquake;
• Providing support to newly arrived asylum seekers;
• Clearing vegetation from forests to help prevent wildfires;
• Working with disabled people in a community centre.

You will not be asked to provide any services related to the immediate response to disasters. These types of tasks will continue to be performed by those with the specialist training and experience to operate safely in these dangerous environments.
Projects supported by the European Solidarity Corps can last from two to twelve months. They will usually be located within the European Union Member States.

Benefits
After participating in a volunteering project you will receive a certificate that documents your participation. You could use this when applying for jobs or further learning.
You will not receive a wage, but will on the other hand be entitled to travel, lodging and subsistence as well as insurance coverage for the duration of the activity and a small amount of spending money to cover their day-to-day living expenses.
You will also receive relevant training before you start and after you arrive on site.
 

Find out more: https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en 
 

Il Corpo Europeo di Solidarietà è la nuova iniziativa dell'Unione europea che offre ai giovani opportunità di volontariato o di lavoro in progetti nel loro paese o all'estero, sostenendo le comunità e le persone in tutta Europa.
È stato annunciato dal presidente della Commissione europea, Jean-Claude Juncker, durante il suo discorso annuale sullo stato dell'Unione europea nel settembre 2016, e lanciato ufficialmente nel dicembre 2016.

Chi può partecipare
Giovani di 18 anni, legalmente residenti o aventi la nazionalità di uno dei seguenti:
- Stati membri dell'Unione europea,
- Islanda, Liechtenstein, Norvegia, Turchia, ex Repubblica iugoslava di Macedonia.
Alcuni progetti possono avere ulteriori restrizioni per età, residenza legale o nazionalità, a seconda del tipo di progetto e di come è finanziato.

Come funziona
Puoi iscriverti al Corpo Europeo di Solidarietà quando hai 17 anni, ma non puoi iniziare un progetto fino a quando non hai più di 18 anni e devi completarlo prima di compiere 31 anni.
Dopo aver effettuato una semplice procedura di registrazione, potresti essere selezionato e invitato a partecipare a una vasta gamma di progetti per:
• Aiutare a ricostruire una scuola o un centro sociale devastato in seguito, ad esempio, ad un terremoto;
• Fornire sostegno ai richiedenti asilo appena arrivati;
• Eliminare la vegetazione dalle foreste per aiutare a prevenire gli incendi boschivi;
• Lavorare con persone disabili in una comunità.

Non ti verrà chiesto di fornire alcun servizio correlato alla risposta immediata ai disastri. Questi tipi di compiti continueranno ad essere eseguiti da coloro che hanno la formazione specialistica e l'esperienza per operare in sicurezza in questi ambienti pericolosi.
I progetti sostenuti dal Corpo Europeo di Solidarietà possono durare da due a dodici mesi. Solitamente si trovano all'interno degli Stati membri dell'Unione europea.

Vantaggi
Dopo aver partecipato a un progetto di volontariato riceverai un certificato che documenta la tua partecipazione. Potresti usarlo quando fai domanda per lavori o ulteriore apprendimento.
Non è previsto un salario, ma si ha diritto al viaggio, l'alloggio e la sussistenza, nonché la copertura assicurativa per tutta la durata dell'attività e una piccola somma di denaro da spendere per coprire le proprie spese di soggiorno quotidiane. Si riceverà inoltre una formazione pertinente prima dell'inizio e alla fine del proprio arrivo sul sito.

Per ulteriori informazioni: https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en

Le Corps européen de solidarité est une nouvelle initiative de l’Union européenne qui vise à donner aux jeunes la possibilité de se porter volontaires ou de travailler dans le cadre de projets (dans leur pays ou à l’étranger) et destinés à aider des communautés et des personnes dans toute l’Europe.

Cette initiative a été annoncée par le président de la Commission européenne, Jean-Claude Juncker, lors de son discours annuel sur l’Etat de l’Union en septembre 2016, et a été officiellement lancée en décembre 2016.

Qui peut participer

Les jeunes à partir de 18 ans, qui résident légalement ou qui ont la nationalité de l’un des :

• Etats membre de l’Union européenne
• Islande, Lichtenstein, Norvège, Turquie, l’Ancienne République yougoslave de Macédoine.

Certains projets prévoient des restrictions supplémentaires en matière d’âge, de résidence légale ou de nationalité, en fonction du type de projet et de son mode de financement.

Comment ça fonctionne
Vous pouvez vous inscrire à partir de 17 ans, mais vous devez avoir plus de 18 ans pour pouvoir démarrer un projet. La participation aux projets est ouverte jusqu’à l’âge de 30 ans.

Au terme d’une simple procédure d’inscription, les participants peuvent être sélectionnés pour prendre part à un large éventail de projets :

• Aider à reconstruire une école ou un centre communautaire détruit par un tremblement de terre
• Venir en aide à des demandeurs d’asile qui viennent d’arriver dans un pays
• Nettoyer des forêts afin de prévenir les incendies
• Travailler avec des personnes handicapées dans un centre communautaire

On ne vous demandera pas de fournir des services liés à une intervention immédiate après une catastrophe. Ces tâches continueront à être effectuées par des personnes disposant d’une formation spécifique et de l’expérience nécessaire pour intervenir en toute sécurité dans des environnements dangereux.

Les projets ont une durée de deux à douze mois. Ils seront menés de manière générale dans les États membres de l’Union européenne.

Avantages

Au terme de votre un projet, vous recevrez un certificat de participation, que vous pourrez utiliser pour postuler à un emploi ou poursuivre votre apprentissage.

Vous ne percevrez pas de rémunération, mais vos frais de voyage, de logement, de nourriture et d’assurance seront pris en charge pour toute la durée de l’activité et vous recevrez un peu d’argent de poche pour couvrir vos dépenses courantes.

Vous recevrez une formation adéquate avant de partir et lors de votre arrivée sur place.

Plus d’infos

The Erasmus Student Network (ESN), Europe’s biggest student organisation, is looking for two EVS volunteers to join their international office in Brussels, Belgium.
The volunteers will work with the rest of ESN on promoting European culture through mobility and also work on various other ESN projects.

Eligible candidates should:
- Be between 17 and 30 years old and resident in either Croatia or Portugal. 
- Have experience with projects;
- Have experience in a volunteer-led organisation;
- Have a structured and reliable way of working;
- Have knowledge in topics discussed on a European level, including youth, culture and Erasmus+;
- Have knowledge of ESN, as a plus.
Volunters will be mainly responsible for:
- Assisting ESN organising activities related to mobility, especially in the frame of the European Year of Cultural Heritage;
- Cooperating and communicating with ESN sections to help organising cultural activities;
- Assisting ESN in developing other projects;
- Assisting ESN in organising activities related to its internal development;
- Liaising with project teams in ESN;
- Assisting the Board and Secretariat with other tasks that might come up;

Terms and conditions
• EVS volunteer contract for a duration of 12 months;
• Starting date ideally in March (exact date to be discussed during interview);
• Accommodation in Brussels provided;
• Transport costs in Brussels covered;
• Insurance covered;
• Pocket money of 200 EUR per month provided;
• Language classes during working hours covered;
• Travel costs to Brussels from Croatia/Portugal and back covered.
 

Deadline to apply: 11 March 2018, 23:59 CET.

Find out more: https://esn.org/careers

 

The European Youth Forum is looking for a team of seven volunteers passionate for youth engagement in politics, to support the running of the Yo!Fest @ the EYE2018, a two-day youth, political festival that takes place outside the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France on the 1-2 June.
 

The European Youth Forum is looking for:
- One Communications Volunteer;
- Five Programme Volunteers;
- One Production Assistant Volunteer.

Eligible candidates should:
- Be fluent in English and French (desirable);
- Work or volunteer experience in organising or supporting international events;
- Have excellent communication abilities (oral and written);
- Have strong attention to detail and organisational skills;
- Be able to work in an international team;
- Be available to be in Strasbourg from Wednesday 30th May until Sunday 3rd June 2018;
- Be resident of a European country and be aged between 18-30;
- Be available to attend a 1-day training in Brussels in April.
 

Volunters will be mainly responsible for:
- Assisting the production team in dealing with all unexpected eventualities during the weekend. One volunteer will be selected to directly assist the Production Manager and lead the larger volunteer team of 20 volunteers;
- Assisting external suppliers when required;
- Assisting the venue teams in managing programme supplies;
- Ensuring venues are prepared for activities;
- Assisting performing artists in their preparation;
- Troubleshooting unexpected eventualities to ensure a smooth experience for all participants.

The Communications Volunteer will be responsible for:
- Working independently to generate social media content, such as Facebook live posts, Instagram pictures and conduct short participant interviews;
- Supporting the EYF Communications Team with media enquiries and managing journalists;
- Managing A 10-metres tall broadcasting tower at the centre of the Yo!Fest site. One of the primary duties will be to make sure that the audio and video engineers are following the broadcasting schedule and liaising between videographers, photographers and graphic designers to ensure content is submitted on time.

Selected candidates will have their travel reimbursed to and from Strasbourg to attend the event, accommodation and meals supplied throughout their stay, free Yo!Fest hoody and T-Shirt and invitation to the Yo!Fest & EYE celebration.
 

Deadline to apply: 22 March 2018.

Find out more here.

Időpont: 2018. június 1-2.
Helyszín: Strasbourg, Franciaország - Európai Parlament előtti rendezvényhelyszín

Az Európai Ifjúsági Fórum önkénteseket keres az alábbi pozíciókba:

• Kommunikációs önkéntes – 1 fő
• Program önkéntes – 5 fő
• Produkciós asszisztens önkéntes –1 fő

A elvárás a pályázók felé:

• Folyékonyan beszéljenek angolul és franciául (ajánlott).
• Munka- vagy önkéntes tapasztalat nemzetközi események szervezésében vagy lebonyolításában.
• Kiváló kommunikációs készségek (szóban és írásban egyaránt).
• Fokozott figyelem a részletekre és jó a szervezőkészség.
• Nemzetközi csapatban való munka.
• Elérhetőek legyen Strasbourgban 2018. május 30-tól (szerda) június 3-ig (vasárnap).
• Valamely Európai ország lakosai, illetve a 18-30 év közöttiek.
• Részvétel egy egynapos tréningen áprilisban, Brüsszelben.

Az önkéntesek az alábbiakért tartoznak felelősséggel:

Az önkéntesek feladataI:

• Produkciós csapat segítése a hétvége folyamán.
• Egy önkéntes lehetőséget kap, hogy a Produkciós Manager mellett dolgozhasson és egy húsz fős önkéntes csapatot koordináljon.

Az önkéntesek részt vesznek továbbá a:

• helyszínek előkészítésében
• biztosításában
• program ellátásának kezelésében
• továbbá lehetőségük nyílik segíteni az előadóknak a felkészülésben.

• Segítségnyújtás a Produkciós csapat számára, beleértve minden előre nem tervezett eshetőséggel kapcsolatos feladatot a hétvége folyamán. Egy önkéntes ki lesz jelölve a Produkciós Manager segítésére, és a nagyobb, húsz fős önkéntes csapatok vezetésére.
• Külső ellátók segítése, igény szerint.
• A helyszíni csoportok segítése a program ellátásának kezelésében.
• A helyszínek biztosítása és előkészítése a tevékenységekhez.
• Az előadók segítése a felkészülésükben.
• Előre nem tervezett eshetőségek elhárítása annak érdekében, hogy a részt vevők kellemesen érezzék magukat.

A kommunikációs Önkéntes az alábbiakért tartozik felelősséggel:

A kommunikációs Önkéntes feladatai:

• Az esemény népszerűsítése a közösségi oldalakon, Facebook bejelentkezések, Instagram fotók és az önkéntes által készített rövid interjúk formájában.
• A kommunikációs önkéntes kiveheti a részét az EIF kommunikációs csapatának munkájából annak érdekében, hogy az esemény híre még több embert érjen el.
• Egy tíz méteres jeladó torony kezelése és a sajtósok munkájának (fotósok, grafikai dizájnerek, stb.) felügyelete, segítése.
• Saját hatáskörben, önállóan közösségi média tartalmak létrehozása, úgy mint Facebook élő bejelentkezések, Instagram képek valamint rövid interjúk készítése a résztvevőkkel.
• Az EIF kommunikációs csapatának segítése a média jelenlét fokozása érdekében, valamint kapcsolattartás az újságírókkal.
• Egy 10 méter magas jeladó torony kezelése, a Yo!Fest területén. Az egyik elsődleges feladat, hogy az audio és video technikusok kövessék a sugárzási rendet. Ezek mellett kapcsolattartás a video és fotó stábokkal és grafikai dizájnerekkel annak érdekében, hogy a készült tartalmak időben közölve legyenek.

A kiválasztott jelöltek utazási költségét megtérítik, továbbá szállás és étkezés biztosított az ottlétük alatt, csakúgy, mint az ajándék Yo!Fest pulóver és póló, valamint a meghívó a Yo!Fest & EYE ünnepségre.

Jelentkezési határidő: 2018. március 22.

További részletek elérhetőek itt.

The Educational Centre Forever Young in Bacau, Romania, is offering to people aged between 18-30 years old who are fluent in English, the opportunity to teach English to kids during the Summer 2018.

For 2018 the projects are:

PROJECT A: High-flying English: 15 June - 20 July or 20 July - 24 August

LOCATION: Hotel Cindrel, an elegant 3 stars Hotel, with swimming pool, in a lovely mountain resort, Paltinis, Sibiu, Romania.

PROJECT  B: ENGLISH at Dracula’s: 15 July - 12 August or 11 August - 2 September 

LOCATION: Euro-Park, a luxurious 5 stars Touristic Complex, with a swimming pool, really close to Dracula’s Castle from Bran, Brasov county, Transylvania, Romania.

The offer includes:

· Full board (accommodation and all meals) throughout the whole period spent in the camp and during the trips in Romania

· Pocket money

· Excursions to historical sites in Romania during the weekends (transport, accommodation and entrance fees to tourist attractions are paid by the programme)

· Free transfer from any Romanian airport to camp

· Personalized volunteering certificate to acknowledge the work in camp.

Deadline to apply: 15 May 2018.

For further information: http://www.teachenglishinromania.com/projects-2018.html

The Educational Centre Forever Young in Bacau, Romania, is offering to people aged between 18-30 years old who are fluent in English, the opportunity to teach English to kids during the Summer 2018.

For 2018 the projects are:

PROJECT A: High-flying English: 15 June - 20 July or 20 July - 24 August

LOCATION: Hotel Cindrel, an elegant 3 stars Hotel, with swimming pool, in a lovely mountain resort, Paltinis, Sibiu, Romania.

PROJECT  B: ENGLISH at Dracula’s: 15 July - 12 August or 11 August - 2 September 

LOCATION: Euro-Park, a luxurious 5 stars Touristic Complex, with a swimming pool, really close to Dracula’s Castle from Bran, Brasov county, Transylvania, Romania.

The offer includes:

· Full board (accommodation and all meals) throughout the whole period spent in the camp and during the trips in Romania

· Pocket money

· Excursions to historical sites in Romania during the weekends (transport, accommodation and entrance fees to tourist attractions are paid by the programme)

· Free transfer from any Romanian airport to camp

· Personalized volunteering certificate to acknowledge the work in camp.

Deadline to apply: 15 May 2018.

For further information: http://www.teachenglishinromania.com/projects-2018.html