Recommendation CM/Rec(2017)4 of the Committee of Ministers to Member States on Youth Work www.coe.int/youth 19/05/2019.

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Recommendation CM/Rec(2017)4 of the Committee of Ministers to Member States on Youth Work www.coe.int/youth 19/05/2019

The Committee of Ministers is the Council of Europe’s (highest) statutory decision-making body. It is made up of the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of 47 member States.

Committee of Ministers’ Recommendation Are not binding for member States Are accompanied by an explanatory memorandum (to make it easier to understand and explain the context) In the youth field, there are roadmaps with concrete steps for the implementation of recommendations allowing for the involvement of many stakeholders This Seminar on Education and Training Pathways of Youth Workers here in Helsinki is part of the Roadmap to implement the Youth Work Recommendation

Why a recommendation on youth work? Access to youth work is unequal across Europe Youth work quality is not guaranteed Young people should get a “package” of enabling and formative experiences, support possible to help young people on their way to grow up and to become autonomous and active citizens space to experiment, develop and learn outside of school and family access to quality youth work equally all over Europe

Content of the Recommendation Preamble Scope and purpose of the Recommendation Definition and scope of youth work Principles Measures Recommendations to Member States The recommendation is accompanied by an explanatory memorandum and a glossary

2016- 2017 Drafting Process of 18 months Inclusive Participative Transparent Collaborative Adoption by the Committee of Ministers in May 2017 Drafting Group: 4 CDEJ members, 3 CCJ members, a representative of the European Youth Forum (YFJ), 6 representatives of youth work organisations, 1 representative of the European Youth Information and Counselling Agency (ERYICA), and the General Rapporteur for the 2nd European Youth Work Convention, Council of Europe Youth Department Secretariat

????? In your country, is there…..a ???? Legislative frame for youth policy Legislative frame for youth work a definition of youth work Professional associations/trade union of youth workers Training for youth workers – paid/volunteers Vocational training, higher education

Recommendations to member States Establishment/further development of quality youth work to be safeguarded; pro-actively supported within local, regional or national youth policies Establishment of a coherent and flexible competency-based framework for the education and training of paid and volunteer youth workers Support for the initiative of the CoE’s youth sector to set up an ad hoc high-level taskforce of the relevant stakeholders in youth work in Europe Fostering of national and European research on the different forms of youth work and their value, impact and merit Support of the development of appropriate forms of evaluation of the outcomes of youth work; reinforcement of dissemination and impact of CoE Youth Work Portfolio Promotion of CoE Quality Label for Youth Centres Contemplation of measures and principles proposed in Appendix

Principles (appendix) Design and delivery of youth work are underpinned by: Voluntary and active participation Equality of access Openness and flexibility Youth work should be: rights-based inclusive youth-centred

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One specific measure Establishment of a coherent and flexible competency-based framework for the education and training of paid and volunteer youth workers Development of a set of expected core competences of youth workers with relevant stakeholders Establishment of frameworks, strategies, programmes and pathways for the training of youth workers Validation, certification and recognition of their competences Boosting the importance of the recognition of non-formal and informal learning

Some steps in the roadmap for implementation 2018-2021: Ad hoc high-level task force on youth work (3rd Meeting, Helsinki, 18-20 Feb 2019) Seminar on Education and Training Pathways for Youth Workers, CM Chairmanship of Finland, 20 -22 Feb 2019 3rd European Youth Work Convention, CM Chairmanship of Germany and EU Presidency 2020 A seminar to review progress made after three years (2019/20) Examine the progress in the implementation of the recommendation after five years (2023) YOUR SUGGESTIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS AND HELP IN DISSEMINATION?

Your footprints on the roadmap YOUR SUGGESTIONS CONTRIBUTIONS HELP IN DISSEMINATION ????

Recommendation CM/Rec(2017)4 of the Committee of Ministers to Member States on Youth Work 19/05/2019