My Hobby, my Business
- Developing the entrepreneurial spirit as well as learning entrepreneurial- and employment skills
- Drafting 6 business plans for the initiation and development of new businesses through non-formal education methods and multicultural role-play
- Encouraging and developing solidarity and tolerance among young participants to facilitate social cohesion
Starting from the topic of the project which was very interesting and also the way that Adriena and Ioanna run it was awesome for real.We had a great bond with the Greek team but also with the other people. I feel that I learned really useful things about business and how they’re working, not only for my country but also for the rest of the Europe.- Eleni"
"I can confidently say that this project was one of the best I’ve ever been to. The people from all the countries, but most importantly the Greek team itself, came very close and created unforgettable memories. But above all, I can single out a very important moment for me. The moment we understand that at the end of the day we are all the same. We are not divided by nations or religions or disputes, only our experiences make us different and in such projects we open our hearts and become one.- Danai"
"Thanks to Hellenic youth participation (Hyp),i took part to my first Erasmus+ project in Romania. The name of the project was ‘My hobby my business'. The experience was great, A special moment for me was when me and Dimitris wore sheets and we pretended to be ancient Greeks in our intercultural night and every one of the project did the same after us. - Lucas"
"The Erasmus+ project "My hobby, my business" was successfully completed!
We created six innovative and remarkable business plans.
But beyond that, I want to say that the relationships we built with each other and everything we experienced together there with such strong emotions was a unique life experience!
- Panagiotis"
Here you can find the Press Release of the project:
PRESS RELEASE
The end of the Erasmus+ project “My Hobby! My
Business!” for developing entrepreneurial spirit and employability skills among
young people
Today,
31.07.2024, marks the successful ending of the Erasmus+ project “My Hobby! My
Business!”, which provided young people from Spain, Greece, Portugal, Turkey,
Italy, and Romania the opportunity to develop their entrepreneurial spirit and
employability skills. Coordinated by the ODES Association, the project brought
together 30 participants and 6 leaders from these countries.
Throughout
the project, young people were engaged in various non-formal activities
designed to raise their awareness about the importance of entrepreneurship and
employability skills. Intercultural dialogue, exchange of experiences, and
diversity were essential elements that defined the success of this project.
Participants
had the opportunity to develop key competencies in the fields of
entrepreneurship and employability, thus facilitating their access to the
European labour market. Additionally, the project promoted solidarity and
tolerance among young people, contributing to social cohesion at the European
Union level.
Solid
partnerships with youth organizations from Greece (Hellenic Youth
Participation), Italy (Associazione Scambieuropei), Portugal (Hawk Stars NGO
for Education, Innovation & Social Development), Spain (Asociacion
Deses-3), and Turkey (Sof Dağı Gençlik ve Spor Kulübü Derneği) were fundamental
in achieving the project's objectives, demonstrating our common commitment to
promoting the personal and professional development of young people.
For
additional details about the project and the activities carried out, we invite
you to visit the project blog: https://my-hobby-my-business.blogspot.com/.
Additionally,
to learn more about the activities carried out by the ODES Association, you can
find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/odesa.ngo
and on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/odesa.ngo/.
We thank
all participants, partners, and stakeholders for their involvement and
dedication, which made the success of this project possible!
Funded by the
European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s)
only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European
Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor
EACEA can be held responsible for them.
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