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A tool for participants of projects funded by the Youth in Action Program,used to describe what they have done and to show what they have learnt. 8 key competences

Communicating in your mother tongue Using native language in different life contexts. Expressing ideas, opinions, feelings, needs, facts by listening, speaking, writing and reading. Understanding others.

Communication in foreign languages Using different language(s) in different life contexts. Expressing in foreign language(s) your ideas, opinions, feelings, needs, facts by listening, speaking, writing and reading. Understanding others. Being open for others cultures, habits and realities.

Mathematical competences and basic competences in science and technology Calculating, budgeting, controlling and planning expenses, solving problems, logic and critical thinking, looking for data, needs analysis, presenting facts by models and charts, being sensitive toward your environment.

Digital competence Use means of IT in your free and working time and as a mean of communication. Producing, storing, analyzing information. Sharing information via internet. Using different media means as mobile phones, digital cameras, etc.

Learning to learn To be able to organize and manage own learning. To set own aims and objectives, identify the optimal ways and means to achieve them and to monitor and evaluate own learning process. To know own learning abilities and optimal use of time, information and learning opportunities. To develop further on already gained experience and competences.

Social and civic competences To be able to participate in social, civic and working life. To be able to deal with people coming from different social and cultural backgrounds. To be able to cope in a constructive way with conflicts. To have a knowledge, skills and attitudes needed to be active as a citizen. To participate as much as possible in civic live at local, regional, national, European and global level.

Sense of entrepreneurship To turn ideas into actions, to be creative and innovative, to take a risk, to plan and manage projects, to be aware of different working contexts and being able to optimally use given opportunities for own development. To be aware of ethical values.

Cultural awareness and expression To be creative in expressing ideas through music, all possible ways of art, literature and theatre. To be appreciative for expression of ideas through music, theatre, literature and other forms of art. To be aware of own cultural context and cultural context of others.