Behind ESC

Here we are with our last episode! During this adventure together we tried to watch the European Solidarity Program through different angles, mainly from a theoretical point of view. But one good reason why we decided to create a podcast was 'cause we wanted to share what we are doing!  So, in the last episode of Young and Free with ESC we all are gonna talk about our project (yes, also Raúl! 😉) Thanks so much to each and every person that contributed to this podcast: To my wingman, my English expert and wonderful co-host Ern 💜 To Raúl with his immense patience and irreplaceable technical knowledge 💚 To our visual support Camila, my bro 💙 We cannot forget to mention Raúl and Ern's organisations,  they provided us with microphones and the other items we used for recording: OŠ Prestranek, OŠ Miroslava Vilharja Postojna and MCP Postojna.  Here's their's Instagram account from which they share the activities they carry out.

Who created this wonderful programme and what are they doing to ensure some quality standards about the active projects? In today's episode we're gonna talk about: European Commission, National Agencies, Hosting and Supporting Organisations, but also the Quality Label and the ESC network.   Our e-mail is: [email protected] Our sources come from the official programme from European Commission. You can find it in here: https://youth.europa.eu/sites/default/files/european_solidarity_corps_guide_2022.pdf

Family is usually the first contact children have with their reality, the support system, the one who (hopefully) are giving instructions to make kids strong and free to experiment.  But what would you get if you go abroad for the first time? When you feel like a newbie in a new country and you don't know the language, the "system" in which you're gonna live in and whatever other information you could possible need during your stay.  In this episode we're gonna start talking about the system (that we could dare call family sometimes) European Commission has built to support each volunteer during their activities; by that we mean the tutoring, trainings, the language support (which we already anticipated in the previous episode). Furthermore we're gonna explain what Youth Pass and the certificate for participation are and mentioning the Visas.   Aaaaaaand remember remember! This podcast is designed to be helpful for both people that would like to start this programme, but also for volunteers that are already in. So if you feel like sharing your experience, don't esitate to contact us! Our e-mail is: [email protected]  Our sources come from the official programme from European Commission. You can find it in here: https://youth.europa.eu/sites/default/files/european_solidarity_corps_guide_2022.pdf

In the second episode of this podcast we're gonna jump in the European Solidarity Corps programme; meaning we're gonna talk about the 4 types of activities included in it, which are: 1) Volunteering projects 2) Solidarity projects 3) Volunteering teams in high priorities areas 4) Voluntary humanitarian aid Corps Here's the link to Raúl and Ern's video about CIGNA, the European health insurance for ESC volunteers: https://facebook.com/100062973412692/posts/pfbid02CDissWPPMUSYwHy4eK7CGnXBxm7XUBZHLPwLgyWVtcioyyv9wxngerNrcNWApBMml/  Our sources come from the official programme from European Commission. You can find it in here: https://youth.europa.eu/sites/default/files/european_solidarity_corps_guide_2022.pdf This podcast is a project made by volunteers of ESC, its purpose is to spread the information about the chances offered by the programme. If you like to contact us, you can e-mail us at [email protected]

Hello beautiful people! In the first episode of this podcast we're gonna talk about the European Solidarity Corps and the general information related to it:  What is ESC? How does it work? To which public is it dedicated? And the Countries allowed to take part of it. Our sources come from the official programme from European Commission. You can find it in here: https://youth.europa.eu/sites/default/files/european_solidarity_corps_guide_2022.pdf  This podcast is a project made by volunteers of ESC, its purpose is to spread the information about the chances offered by the programme. If you like to contact us, you can e-mail us at [email protected]

This podcast aims to explore European Solidarity Corps program. We will talk about volunteering activities, the support system, and our experiences. You can write us to: [email protected]