As part of its commitment to empowering youth and promoting employability, the Mediterranean Youth Foundation France (MYFF) participated in the “Smart Skills for Smart Career” project, implemented with the support of the European Union. The project brought together young participants from different countries and backgrounds in France for nine days of learning, experimentation, and intercultural exchange aimed at preparing youth for the rapidly changing world of work.
Throughout the program, participants explored a wide range of topics designed to equip them with practical tools and future-oriented skills. Interactive sessions focused on:
Beyond the technical knowledge, the project provided a unique environment where participants exchanged experiences, perspectives, and ideas, creating a dynamic and experiential learning space that encouraged collaboration and mutual understanding.
Exploring the Future of Work and Artificial Intelligence
One of the key themes of the project was understanding how artificial intelligence is reshaping careers and recruitment processes. Participants engaged in discussions around questions that are becoming increasingly relevant in today’s labour market, including:
Through workshops and collaborative activities, participants gained valuable insights into the opportunities and challenges presented by digital transformation and the future of employment.
More Than Training: Building Connections and Shared Experiences
In addition to the educational sessions, the project offered numerous opportunities for team building and intercultural exchange. Reflection groups, collaborative activities, treasure hunts, and social gatherings transformed participants into a community united by learning, friendship, and shared memories.
The experience highlighted one of the greatest strengths of youth mobility programmes: their ability to create lasting connections and meaningful experiences that extend far beyond the duration of the project itself.
Towards More Inclusive and Future-Ready Careers
Through its participation in “Smart Skills for Smart Career,” MYFF continues to support youth in acquiring the knowledge, competencies, and digital skills needed to navigate the evolving labour market and contribute to more innovative and inclusive societies.
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