GO Alive · Time to Move 2024

Time To Move workshop

at the GO Alive youth organization

A training day at the GO Alive youth center introduced young people in Kozani to European mobility opportunities through Erasmus+, the European Solidarity Corps and the Time To Move campaign.

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Time To Move · Kozani

A day to discover Europe

The GO Alive youth organization, an official multiplier of the EURODESK network, organized the “Time to Move” training day on Tuesday, October 22, as part of the network’s annual campaign. The event took place at the GO Alive youth center on International Development Information Day.

More than 100 students and 8 teachers from four Kozani schools joined the workshop to learn about the mobility opportunities offered by European programs.

The day began with an introduction to GO Alive and its activities, followed by information about the Time To Move campaign and opportunities for young people to learn and develop across Europe.

Students taking part in the Time To Move training day
Students and teachers took part in a day of learning about European opportunities.
The workshop

Four interactive workshops

Volunteers led creative activities that introduced students to European culture, languages and cultural diversity.

Morocco

A volunteer from Morocco shared perspectives and activities connected to European culture.

Türkiye

A volunteer from Türkiye led an interactive workshop for the students.

Azerbaijan

A volunteer from Azerbaijan introduced students to culture and diversity through creative activities.

France

A volunteer from France brought another international perspective to the workshop day.

European opportunities

Explore mobility through Erasmus+ and ESC

The workshop offered comprehensive information about the Erasmus+ program and the European Solidarity Corps (ESC), and how they create mobility and development opportunities for young people.

Through creative activities, students explored European culture and languages and shared their impressions and ideas about Europe.

An interactive activity during the Time To Move workshop
Creative activities encouraged students to share ideas and explore cultural diversity.
European Solidarity Corps

Meet the volunteers behind the workshops

Four volunteers from Morocco, Türkiye, Azerbaijan and France facilitated the interactive sessions. They are serving with GO Alive through the European Solidarity Corps.

Their activities gave students a chance to encounter different cultures and languages, and to express their thoughts about Europe in a welcoming setting.

Students and volunteers at the GO Alive youth center
GO Alive volunteers from four countries led the interactive workshops.
Thank you!

Together, we can open new perspectives

GO Alive warmly thanks the students, teachers, school directors and the Secondary Education Directorate of the Regional Unit of Kozani, as well as the volunteer team, for their support and contribution. Souvenirs were shared with participants at the close of the event.

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Moments from the course

Moments from the Time To Move training day at the GO Alive youth center.

Students taking part in the Time To Move workshop
Students exploring European culture through an activity
Students and volunteers at the GO Alive youth center
An interactive workshop led by a GO Alive volunteer
A moment from the Time To Move training day
Workshop participants sharing ideas about Europe
About the programme

Time To Move with GO Alive

GO Alive is an official multiplier of the EURODESK network. The Time To Move training day informed young people about European mobility opportunities through Erasmus+ and the European Solidarity Corps.

The GO Alive youth center is in the Bliourios Foundation Building, opposite the church of Agios Nikolaos on Kozani’s main pedestrian street. Learn more about GO Alive at goalive.eu or follow the organization on social media.

  • DateTuesday, 22 October
  • Participants100+ students and 8 teachers from four Kozani schools
  • WorkshopsFour interactive sessions led by ESC volunteers

The project is co-funded by the European Union.