Webinar on Training and Personalized Support to NEETs

As the atWork4NEETs project concludes its fourth semester, we are pleased to share the
latest developments from the consortium’s focus on “Training and Personalized Support
to NEETs and Participation in the Activation Schemes.”
Our mission has been to identify and highlight four distinct and effective practices that
provide personalized support to NEETs, aiming to strengthen their pathways and create
better opportunities for inactive youth.
Over the past semester, we have engaged in key activities, including discussions and
workshops with stakeholders involved in training and personalized support to NEETs.
Through these efforts, we have fostered capacity building and identified four best
practices that contribute to more effective interventions in this field.

To explore these practices, discuss the significance of personalized support to NEETs, we
kindly invite you to our webinar on 13th February 2025 at 10:00 AM CET.

The webinar will be a great opportunity to:

• Enhance your knowledge of the NEET population.
•  Learn about innovative approaches and successful practices for working with young NEETs.
• Get acquainted with the international NEETs4NEETs project.
• Gain new ideas for your work.

The event will include contributions from:

• keynote speaker: Mr. Massimiliano Mascherini, Head of the Social Unit at Eurofound, specializing in research on employment, social inclusion, and youth (including NEETs).
• Mr. Jonas Abrahamsson, Head of the international NEETs4NEETs project from Sweden.

The following best practices for the personalized support of NEETs will be presented:

• Skills Lab – A program for vulnerable youth (16–29 years old) to empower them to enter education, the labour market, and active social life (Lithuania).
• Personalized support within the Project Learning for Young Adults (PLYA) – A program for NEETs (15–29 years old) that provides individualized support for participants (Slovenia).
• The Intercept Project – A project for NEETs helping them acquire skills and experience for green jobs through specialized training and work experience in the green sector (Malta).
• ALMA Initiative – Supports the inclusion of NEETs, especially those facing socio-economic challenges, in the labour market and society through a six-month mentoring program and work experience abroad (Slovenia).

This event will provide an opportunity to ask questions and contribute to the discussion.

Download the agenda for more information about the event. 

We look forward to your participation!