Mobility of Youth Workers: This action provides opportunities for youth workers, trainers, coaches, and youth leaders to strengthen their competences through international training courses, seminars, study visits, job shadowing experiences, and networking activities. Mobility of Youth Workers supports professional development, fosters peer learning, and helps create new partnerships across borders. The aim is to improve the quality of youth work and offer youth workers new methods, tools, and perspectives. At EdUcAntwerp, we regularly host and participate in a wide range of KA153 projects, allowing professionals to deepen their expertise, exchange practices, and collaborate internationally on diverse topics within the youth field.

Cooperation Partnerships bring together organizations from different countries to work strategically on shared priorities in the youth field. Unlike short-term exchanges or trainings, these are long-term projects aimed at developing, testing, and implementing new methods, educational tools, and youth work practices. Partners collaborate on research, curriculum development, capacity building, and sharing good practices across the sector. At EdUcAntwerp, we coordinate and contribute to several KA220 projects that focus on competence development for both youth and professionals, inclusive youth work methodologies, role model approaches, and participatory education models that are co-created with young people themselves.