The SMARTER project aims to empower youth workers to use social media tools in their employability projects. The objectives are to enable participants to use social media for communication, promotion, and management of projects to raise youth employment. It also aims to improve social media skills and personal branding to raise participants' employability and promote European cooperation in youth work through social media. The project targets schools, NGOs, public institutions, and other youth organizations across 14 European countries.

1. Empoweringyouth workers to use social media in their employabilityprojects

3. SMARTER aimsto empower the participants to implement employability projects at local level by using social media tools.
Objectives:
Enabling participants to use social media tools for the communication, promotion and management of their projects aiming to raise employment of young people;
Stimulatingparticipants to share their personal and professional practices in using social media in youth work through teamwork and networking;
Raising the employability of the participants through improving social media skills and through personal branding;
Promoting the European cooperation in the youth field by the use of social media

4. Campaign
Training
99 steps exhibition
EDYS

5. Distinctions:
SMARTER Educator
SMARTER Center
SMARTER Student
competences nowadays for finding a job?
Debate
•Europass
•Linkedln
•Google Drive
Practical activity
My dream job and 3 steps to achieve it
Brainstorming
Target:
Schools
Highschools
NGOs
public institutions
Other organisationsworking with young people

6. Malta
Romania
France
Italy
Spain
Netherlands
Germany
Poland
Cyprus
Turkey
Iceland
Lithuania
Croatia
Greece

7. +100
specialists
young people
public and academic institutions representatives
NGO representatives from 14 countries
mass media representatives
companies
August 28th2014
4 workshops
•Digital
•Employment
•European Project management
•Funding
The bridge between
youth, digital andemployment
WHITE PAPER

8. 3 steps x 33 students
When: October 2014
Statistical dataabout Romanian young people
and their future job preferences