IUVENTA Presentation

1. Lea Potocká, Andrea Leštáková, Eva
Prchúchová
Business academy, III. A

2.  youth activists, youth group leaders
 teachers from schools and school facilities
 primary and secondary school students
 workers from the different institutions in its decisions
affecting the life and mission of Youth
 researchers and PhD students working in the field of
youth research.

3.  educational
 conceptual
 informational
 research
 support activities
 support activities in the area of work with
talented young people
 international activities

4.  The youth work and youth policy in Slovakia is
not dealt with just one piece of legislation. Life
and circumstances of young people are
influenced by a whole range of various laws,
regulations and the like.

5.  youth participation on the life of village,
school, region
 youth volunteering development
 human rights education
 non-formal education in the field of youth
work
 inclusion of young people with lack of
opportunities into society

6.  Volunteering
 Participation
 Human Rights
 Youth Work

7.  There are currently 70 employees working in
the Slovak Youth Institute (there of 40 are
professionals).

8.  SYI – state organization directly managing by
the Ministry of Education
 SYI offers educational
 SYI perform tasks resulting
 SYI coordinates and implements activities
 SYI administrates grant programs of the
Ministry of Education
 SYI operates
 SYI is the seat of Eurodesk

9.  Youth mobility and possibilities of its support
 State support of talented youth
 Study, work and free time of youth
 Participation of young people
 Current legislation
 Youth volunteering
 Education in the area of human rights
 Youth research
 Work with youth and its support

10. For us YOUTH WORK:
 means personal development
 is a tool to learn work in teams
 helps to enhance creativity
 To develop these values we need your help as
well

11.  There is currently no specialized study of the
youth field in Slovakia. Most youth
organizations and other subjects working with
children and youth use the help of volunteers
or people, who have experience in this type of
work. However, youth work has its specifics
and those, who work with the young people,
feel the need to learn more about it.