Polish Team
Follow-up Activity Report for the Scene to Scheme Project
As part of the Scene to Scheme project, we conducted a follow-up activity to share our experiences and the project's outcomes with a group of youth workers. The session focused on discussing the project's objectives, methodologies, and impact, aiming to inspire and inform the participants about the potential of creative approaches in youth work.
We provided an overview of the project, explaining how it used tools like storytelling, theatre, and digital and entrepreneur tools. Through a detailed presentation, we showcased the project's key achievements, including testimonials and participant feedback, highlighting the transformative effect it had on their personal and social development.
The youth workers were highly engaged throughout the discussion. The session emphasised the importance of creativity in fostering youth engagement and creating opportunities for personal growth.
This follow-up activity successfully disseminated the outcomes of Scene to Scheme, providing valuable insights and encouraging the adoption of innovative practices in youth work.
Participants' Impressions from the Project:
Julita: "Scene to Scheme" was the first Erasmus project I participated in and I'm incredibly glad to have had such an opportunity. It allowed me to test myself in various social situations, improve my communication skills, and work on self-confidence by actively participating in many group activities, exchanging thoughts and ideas and public speaking. The entrepreneurial workshops taught me how to present and analyze concepts to improve them and solve underlying issues by using creative methods such as improvisation. I met amazing people and learned new things about other cultures and countries. I'm already looking forward to another project to practice new skills and build other ones on top of that.
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Karolina: The project "Scene to Scheme" was one of many that I participated in but it was truly special because it ignited a lot of ideas in my mind. I felt truly inspired by other participants' entrepreneurial mindset and business ideas. It was a pleasure to work with them and find new insights about my own projects. I learned a lot of practical skills and broadened my horizons to other cultures and points of view. I'm really satisfied with the outcomes of the project and can't wait to go to another one
Marta B: The project "Scene to Scheme" was my first project and I didn't know what to expect.
I'm grateful for this opportunity because I think the project has brought a lot to my life. The general idea of "Scene to Scheme" was very interesting for me and additionally, it is connected with my studies, which makes the topic of the project even more attractive. I met a lot of great people from different countries, which allowed me to open up to new cultures and taught me how to cooperate in different circumstances. Because each task was different, I felt that I was constantly working on different skills and additionally in different teams, which made it even more educational. I feel that I developed my social skills and learned a lot about solving problems.
All in all, the project was amazing and I'm really grateful that I could participate in it I can't wait to be part of another one.
Link to post on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/C_diZPBoWEN8w0r1TdhRzXHHdYRb0aCxbgja5I0/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Marta S: "Scene to Scheme" was my first Erasmus project. I had many concerns, but I had a positive attitude from the beginning and I was not disappointed. During the project, I could meet many people, which allowed me to learn about different cultures from many countries. The place and atmosphere were very friendly and the time spent there passed too quickly. What I liked most was the different interactions in which we could talk and cooperate. The impressions and memories will certainly remain in my memory for a long time.