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    Social Roadmap Of Employment

    Training Course –  London, UK

    2015-2-UK01-KA105-013959

    30/05/2016 - 06/06/2016

    Info Pack 2

    Dear Participants,

    As time grows closer to our Training Course we are sending you this info pack with important information for the

    project. Please read this carefully.

    Please make sure all participants have registered their information HERE

    Facebook Group for this project is HERE 

    Project Description:Social media has become the norm for most young people today and endless hours are spent on

    social media. We are planning a training course which will help develop methods and approaching

    which will allow youth workers to take advantage of social media in order to help youth with the

    serious unemployment problems which they face during the world crisis. The training course will

    address the various problems in each country and try to find EU solutions for these problems. We

    will look at the negative impact of social media, especially with regard to how it affects chances of

    employment and give the tools to youth workers and organisations to help youth in each of the

    communities to take advantage of social media. We will also develop strategies to turn social

    media into more of a learning experience rather than a platform to waste time. Our hope is to be able to take social

    media, a tool enjoyed by all youth, and turn it into a platform which will allow them to learn and also create jobs,

    find jobs and even develop business skills.

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    Arrivals:

    The UK public transport system is amazing so getting to the venue should be easy. We

    suggest you visit www.tfl.gov.uk to get updated times and schedules and to plan for your

     journey from the airports of London to the venue. If you are arriving very late then please

    let us know in advance so that we can help you with airport transfer options. You CANNOT

    reach the venue before 17:00 on the arrival day.

    Please check the TFL website (www.tfl.gov.uk) to check times. If you enter the “FROM”

    and “TO” locations, it will give you a detailed summary of your journey and you can print

    this out to know how many stops you will have and also the exact times. If you need to

    change buses and trains, please allow enough time for this.

    Options on how to get to the venue from all airports below, you want to reach Mill Hill Broadway Rail Station:

    From Heathrow Airport

    Heathrow terminals: Piccadilly line to Central London Stop

    at Kings cross St Pancras then change for a Thameslink train

    at St Pancras towards St Albans or Luton. Stop at Mill Hill

    Broadway Rail Station.

    From Gatwick Airport

    Gatwick Terminals: Thameslink towards Bedford Rail

    Station Please change at Blackfriars Rail Station.

    Then take  Thameslink towards Luton Rail Station or St

    Albans and stop at Mill Hill Broadway Rail Station

    From Luton Airport

    Luton: from Bus stop 3 take 888 bus to Luton airport

    parkway Then take Thameslink train and stop at Mill Hill

    Broadway rail station

    From Stansted Airport

    Stansted airport: Stansted Airport Rail Station take Greater

    Anglia towards London Liverpool Street Rail Station then at

    Liverpool Street Underground Station take Hammersmith

    & City line towards Hammersmith (H&C Line) Underground

    Station and get off at Farringdon Rail Station and take a

    Thameslink towards Luton Rail Station and get off at Mill

    Hill Broadway Rail Station.

    Make sure you buy your bus/train tickets at the stations before boarding. Ask at helpdesks of each station or

    Staff. You cannot buy tickets on the bus or on the train but only at the allocated places within the stations.

    We will arranged for a taxi service that will be leaving from Mill Hill Broadway station at designated

    times, once we have your arrival times we will send you the exact times of these transfers. All transfers

    will start after 17:00 on the arrival day. If we don’t receive the arrival times at MILL HILL BROADWAY

    RAIL STATION at least 1 week before, you will need to arrange your own way to get to the venue.

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     The Venue:

    The venue for our project is at a private

    mountain/forest park location just

    outside of Central London (Zone 3).

    Moat Mount Outdoor Centre, Moat Mount Open

    Space, Barnet Way,

    Mill Hill, London NW7 5AL

    Things to bring:

    You will need to bring your own shampoo, slippers or sandals for indoor use

    soap, tooth brush and tooth paste, bath towels  and any other personal

    hygiene items you need.

    HERE you can check the local weather so you can bring appropriate clothing.

    In the event of rain or snow, shoes are not allowed in the bedrooms or the

    activity rooms, so bring some slippers or sandals for indoor use and other

    shoes for outdoor use. We will have some time to allow for some hiking or

    mountain trips so bring appropriate shoes for this.

    Electricity:

    The supply in the UK is 240 volts, a.c. 50Hz. Sockets are usually 13 amp, square-

    pin in most buildings. More than one low current rating appliance may be

    operated from the same supply point, by using an adaptor (i.e. radios, electric

    clocks etc.). The use of adaptors for operating high current rating appliances is

    not recommended (i.e. electric heaters, toasters, irons etc.). Please keep in

    mind the UK format so you can bring a suitable adaptor.

    Currency:

    UK uses the Pound Sterling but we can find places and banks everywhere for

    exchange. If you want to change at the airport you can but generally it is not the

    best rate and you will be charged a fee. Most establishments accept credit cards.

    We suggest you bring spending money though as we might not have access to

    banks during the project times.

    Health and Travel Insurance:

    Remember health insurance is your responsibility so make sure you have E111 or

    any other private medical insurance. Also you are required to have travel

    insurance. Please note that each participant is required to have travel insurance

    and health insurance and it is considered as a contribution from the participants

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    and it is not reimbursable as it is your choice with which company and plan suits

    you best.

    Medication:

    If you take any medication please remember to bring it with you, we have

    pharmacies here but if you need prescription medication you cannot buy them

    over the counter without a prescription. Also please inform us of any medical

    conditions we need to be aware of in the registration application. If participants

    have any allergies especially to food this needs to be expressed in the

    application form above, because changes to the menu will not be possible once

    the project starts. Please note we are not able to cater for all special needs so

    please send us your special needs ASAP. 

    Cultural Nights:

    We will have a cultural night for each country, so feel free to bring food

    and drinks and traditional clothing that you want to share with the other

    participants. We will have a TV or projector for presentations so please

    bring what you need. We recommend to make your nights interactive. The

    videos should not be more than 5 minutes long as participants usually get

    bored after a while. Try and make your country presentations asinteractive as possible. We do not have access to the kitchen so please

    bring all the items you need or purchase them in the UK before your night.

    The venue has WiFi access but it’s not free. There is an openzone from a

    British Telecomunication company and participants that wish to have

    internet access all the time may purchase available packages from their

    site when they connect. As a hosting organisation we also have a package

    at the same company and for activities that internet access is necessary

    we will share freely an account during those specific sessions on specific

    laptops. You may also obtain a data plan with a sim card at thesupermarket that is relatively near to the venue at very low prices. 

    Erasmus+ Funding: Please note that as participants of this project your

    participation is funded by the European Commission. The funding received

    for your participation required you to be an active participant in the project

    during all phases of the project. In the preparation phase you will collect

    local information which will contribute to the project as stated in the

    participant tasks list. During the project activity you are required to have

    100% participation in all sessions and activities. After the project you are

    required to undertake at least one dissemination activity in your countryand send us all information and pictures of this activity. Failure to do any

    of these could result in you not receiving your travel cost reimbursement

    fully or partially.

    Please KEEP all Boarding Passes, Tickets and Invoices with you. You will

    have to send everything originally issued to our Accounting Department

    after the project activity is completed. Only online flight bookings are

    allowed. Reimbursement Policy is agreed upon the Partner Agreement we

    have with your sending organisations.

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    Contact information of Trainers and Staff:

     See you all very soon!  

    Name Telephone

    Marios +44 7760248263

    Paris +44 7516043050

    Email: [email protected]