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First things first
Welcome to the first lesson of our journey to becoming a superleader of youth exchanges. In this lesson, we will explore the foundational concept of youth exchanges. You'll gain a clear understanding of what youth exchanges are, their goals and benefits, and how they stand out from other types of educational travel. By the end of this lesson, you'll have a solid grasp of why youth exchanges are such powerful experiences for young people and communities alike.
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What is a youth exchange?
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Who is the group leader?
What are the responsibilities of a group leader?
Before the youth exchange
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Start building a team
Planning itineraries
Get in contact with the organisers
Pre-departure meeting with participants
Planning intercultural nights and activities
During the youth exchange
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Supporting your team
Held reflection groups
Facilitate energisers and activities
Communication with the organisers
Support the team with administration tasks
After the youth exchange
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Help the team to finalise any administration tasks
Share your experience
Evaluate your experience
Being a group leader 101
About Lesson

The group leader is a participant over the age of 18 who has been assigned this role by the partner association.

The group leader is the person who acts as a mediator between the organizers and the participants of their country group. In each national group there is a group leader: for example, if there are 5 participants in a youth exchange from Italy, it will mean that the group will consist of 4 participants and 1 group leader; similarly, if there are 6, it will mean 5 +1, etc…

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