Youth Workers Expert in Strasbourg, France: Freelance Trainer and Facilitator Opportunity for Youth-ID Training of Trainers 2026

Overview

ALDA and the Youth-ID project consortium invite applications from qualified youth worker experts based in Strasbourg, France, to act as a freelance trainer and facilitator for an international Training of Trainers (ToT) session. Funded by the Erasmus+ programme, the initiative gathers 18 youth workers from across Europe to build practical skills in inclusive community planning, active citizenship, democratic participation, and youth advocacy. The curriculum and theoretical content are pre-developed by the project consortium, meaning the trainer's main role focuses on delivery and group facilitation rather than curriculum creation.

Benefits

• A total fee of €350 for the two-day assignment.
• Access to ready-to-use training materials prepared by the project consortium.
• International exposure and networking opportunities with European youth practitioners and organisations.
• An opportunity to contribute to a collaborative Erasmus+ youth initiative focused on democracy and inclusion.

Eligibility

Applicants should be experienced youth workers, trainers, facilitators, or practitioners based in Strasbourg, France, with a strong interest in non-formal education and participatory methods. Required qualifications include:

• Solid experience in youth training, workshop facilitation, and learner-centred methods.
• Fluent spoken and written English proficiency, as the training is conducted entirely in English.
• Expertise in or enthusiasm for participatory methods, non-formal education, intersectionality, inclusion, advocacy, and democratic participation.
• Strong organisational, interpersonal, and adaptive skills suited for multicultural international groups.

How to Apply

Interested candidates must submit their application using the online application form provided by the organisers.

Deadline

The application deadline is 31 August 2026 at midnight.