YouthPioneer develops and shares the YouthPioneer Model (YLM), aiming to become a reference point for all future efforts to boost the employment of young NEETs. Our multi-actor and multi-dimensional approach addresses both the macro- and micro-level support young NEETs need to succeed in the labour market and fully integrate into society.
Empowering Young NEETs to Lead Their Own Success. YouthPioneer envisions a future where young NEETs actively participate in the labour market — not by merely adapting to modern transitions, but by becoming agents of change themselves.
Our mission is to coordinate a functional and multifaceted ecosystem that brings together businesses, youth organisations, local authorities, and investors — all working towards the long-term integration of young NEETs into employment.
Understanding Young ΝΕΕΤs Aspirations
Gain valuable insights into the unique labour market challenges faced by youth across diverse communities.
By combining 3 successful methods tested during REBUILD and StartUp2 projects, coordinated by CESIE ETS, enriched with the experience made by CESIE ETS as partner in the YOPEVA project.
Enhancing the soft and technical skills necessary for young NEETs to succeed in the job market through mentoring, project design, and work-based learning.
Empowering youth NEET to play a key role by engaging them in designing solutions for companies and by raising their awareness.
YouthPioneer engages young NEETs through:
Providing skills in communication, presentation, leadership, management, problem-solving, creativity and teamwork skills.
Encouraging partnerships between young NEETs and local stakeholders.
Creating innovative solutions through experiential work-based learning in companies and organisations and present them in Project Ideas Contests.
Reach out to learn more about our projects, partnerships, and how you can join our mission to empower young NEETs through innovation.
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Social Fund Agency. Neither the European Union nor the Granting Authority can be held responsible for them.
