Wprowadzenie do ECS: rejestracja, dobór organizacji, działania dla osób 18–30 lat

Nika Bunziak przygotowała dla Was kilka informacji dotyczących Europejskiego Korpusu Solidarności! Przeczytajcie koniecznie! ⏬

Hello, Dears! 🥰

With this post we will continue our journey „Let’s talk about V” into the world of youth opportunities under the European Solidarity Corps Program by answering the most frequently asked questions.

1️⃣ What is the European Solidarity Corps?
The European Solidarity Corps is a funding programme of the European Union that creates opportunities for young people to volunteer, work, train and run their own solidarity projects that benefit communities around Europe.
After completing a simple registration process, participants could be selected join a wide range of projects. These projects will be run by organisations which have been checked and authorised to run European Solidarity Corps projects.

2️⃣ How does the European Solidarity Corps work?
The European Solidarity Corps is the pool of young people who register their interest to take part in solidarity-related projects. When you register, your details will be held in the ESC system, and organisations will be able to search the database for people for their projects. Organisations will then ask selected participants to join these projects.
Organisations can apply for funding for their projects and after their projects are approved, these organisations will be able to access the pool of participants to select young people that could be best suited to join the project. The organisations will then contact the potential recruits and make a final choice.
All organisations will undergo checks before they are authorised to run projects for the ESC, and before they are allowed to search for and recruit participants for their projects.

3️⃣ Who can join the European Solidarity Corps?
You can register for the ESC when you are 17 years old, but you cannot start an activity until you have reached 18. Also, you must not be older than 30 at the start of the activity.
To participate in volunteering activities, you must be legally resident in the EU Member States or one of the following Partner countries:
✅North Macedonia and Turkey
✅Liechtenstein, Iceland and Norway
✅ Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia
✅ Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine
✅ Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, Tunisia
✅Russian Federation
Traineeships and jobs are open to young people from the EU Member States. Solidarity projects are open to Programme countries: EU Member States, Turkey, North Macedonia and Iceland.
UK residents and entities are eligible to participate in all actions under this programme until the closure of the programme.

In order to complete the registration follow the link ⏩ www.europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en

4️⃣ What happens after I register?
After you register, you can either apply to published opportunities that you will see on the main page or wait to be contacted by an organisation with an offer. Once you are contacted, you can either accept or decline the offer. You are free, of course, to ask for more information and discuss the opportunity with the organisation directly. If you are matched by a host organisation, you may need to find a supporting organisation in your country. You can look for it in the database of volunteering organisations. Sometimes a host organisation helps you with finding a supporting organisation.
If you have more questions – feel free to leave them in the comments.

Say „Yes” to the life changing opportunities already today!

#yes4volunteering #ESC #Erasmusplus #FEIO #lets_talk_about_v

przygotowała dla Was kilka informacji dotyczących Europejskiego Korpusu Solidarności! Przeczytajcie koniecznie! ⏬

Hello, Dears! 🥰

With this post we will continue our journey „Let’s talk about V” into the world of youth opportunities under the European Solidarity Corps Program by answering the most frequently asked questions.

1️⃣ What is the European Solidarity Corps?
The European Solidarity Corps is a funding programme of the European Union that creates opportunities for young people to volunteer, work, train and run their own solidarity projects that benefit communities around Europe.
After completing a simple registration process, participants could be selected join a wide range of projects. These projects will be run by organisations which have been checked and authorised to run European Solidarity Corps projects.

2️⃣ How does the European Solidarity Corps work?
The European Solidarity Corps is the pool of young people who register their interest to take part in solidarity-related projects. When you register, your details will be held in the ESC system, and organisations will be able to search the database for people for their projects. Organisations will then ask selected participants to join these projects.
Organisations can apply for funding for their projects and after their projects are approved, these organisations will be able to access the pool of participants to select young people that could be best suited to join the project. The organisations will then contact the potential recruits and make a final choice.
All organisations will undergo checks before they are authorised to run projects for the ESC, and before they are allowed to search for and recruit participants for their projects.

3️⃣ Who can join the European Solidarity Corps?
You can register for the ESC when you are 17 years old, but you cannot start an activity until you have reached 18. Also, you must not be older than 30 at the start of the activity.
To participate in volunteering activities, you must be legally resident in the EU Member States or one of the following Partner countries:
✅North Macedonia and Turkey
✅Liechtenstein, Iceland and Norway
✅ Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia
✅ Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine
✅ Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, Tunisia
✅Russian Federation
Traineeships and jobs are open to young people from the EU Member States. Solidarity projects are open to Programme countries: EU Member States, Turkey, North Macedonia and Iceland.
UK residents and entities are eligible to participate in all actions under this programme until the closure of the programme.

In order to complete the registration follow the link ⏩ www.europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en

4️⃣ What happens after I register?
After you register, you can either apply to published opportunities that you will see on the main page or wait to be contacted by an organisation with an offer. Once you are contacted, you can either accept or decline the offer. You are free, of course, to ask for more information and discuss the opportunity with the organisation directly. If you are matched by a host organisation, you may need to find a supporting organisation in your country. You can look for it in the database of volunteering organisations. Sometimes a host organisation helps you with finding a supporting organisation.
If you have more questions – feel free to leave them in the comments.

Say „Yes” to the life changing opportunities already today!

#yes4volunteering #ESC #Erasmusplus #FEIO #lets_talk_about_v