Dissemination: Greece

 Aikaterini Tzilivaki - she made an online event where she talked about our youth exchange and Erasmus+ opportunities. Here you have some screen shots from the event:

2.  Danai Despoina Gkritzapi

"Unfortunately, this was not my house, so I didn’t have a computer with me. In my presentation there are not many words on it because people wouldn’t be able to read it through my phone. I used the presentation as a guideline so I wouldn’t forget anything important to say, but basically my dissemination was me talking, presenting the business plans we did and the PowerPoints and showing photos from the whole project.

In the beginning, I explained Erasmus+ projects because my friends didn’t know about this opportunity. I went into details about the difference between youth exchanges, training courses, ESC and what is Youthpass. The information I shared were based on the posters we made in Predeal.

Then, I briefly presented the activities we did in the first days so we could know one another better and become a team. Specifically, I talked about the games we played, mission impossible, city rally, the session about “fears and expectations” where we could be open about our fears and about the countries presentations with some interesting information from each country.

After talking about our day trip to Bran and Brasov, I started presenting the main goal of this project. I mentioned how we decided the business ideas and how we organized the next days of work. I showed photos of the steps we had to followed in order to organize our businesses and I presented some interesting information, like the SWOT analysis that most of them didn’t know about. Afterwards, I showed all the final presentations of each team and I analyzed each business idea.

Lastly, I talked about the intercultural nights and what I learned from them. I talked about the different foods each country brought, the activities and games we played and the highlight of each night that I liked most, like in the Italian-Turkish night my favorite thing was the dances. I finished my dissemination with all the thoughts and feeling I had from this Erasmus, the people I met, the experiences I gained and how they made me change as a person."

3. Eleni Sergini

"In the city’s centre of Thessaloniki, to my friend’s house, we decided to have an intercultural food night with my friends and to present them not only what we did in this program but also what is Erasmus+ and how it works. We were 10 people from different countries and the most interesting thing was that even if almost all of them were in Thessaloniki for their scholarship Erasmus program, they had no idea about youth exchanges, training courses and ESC so they got really impressed about it.

The event happened 29/3 by me (Eleni-Spyridoula Sergini) and lasted 50-55’ because people had many questions about it."

4. Loukas Varelas

5. All Participants from Greece with the help of their sending NGO (HYP) organized an online meeting with young people from their communities where they discussed about the youth exchange, Erasmus+ and Youthpass (presentation: here).

Dissemination: Portugal

Our participants from Portugal disseminated our youth exchange "My Hobby, My Business!" in different ways, some of them made an online event and talked about Erasmus+ opportunities and our project, some of them made online post on Social Media and some of them made offline event at school.

Online event:

Offline event - presentation:

"The dissemination was made by me, Luiz, on April 8, it took more or less 1h20, we had 19 participants (a class).

It was made a non formal activity called Agree, Disagree or 50/50, the sentences were related to Erasmus+ and the key competences in general, in order to incentive the participants for in a future taking part in a project. 

I also shared how it was specifically our project in Predeal, with the pics, videos and of course the results."

Social Media post: