CareerBoost

Digital Platform

The CareerBoost Digital Platform brings together practical educational resources developed to strengthen the capacity of youth organisations across Europe.

The materials help professionals understand EU programmes, identify suitable opportunities, connect them with young people’s career goals, and learn from organisations that have already achieved meaningful results through EU-funded initiatives.

Using Hackathons to Shape Youth-Focused Projects

Hackathons can be an effective way of engaging young people directly, identifying the challenges they face and generating ideas for new initiatives. As part of CareerBoost, hackathons were organised in Greece, Malta and Poland to explore the challenges young people and youth organisations encounter when engaging with EU opportunities. Their input subsequently helped shape the practical CareerBoost resources available on this platform. Explore our experience and findings as an example of how a hackathon can support the development of youth-focused projects.

⭐Their challenge nad ideas helped shape the resources bellow.

 

Platform Resources

 

Recruitment Features

1. Digital Handbook

EU Opportunities for Youth Organisations
A concise and practical guide introducing EU programmes that can support young people’s personal, educational, and professional development.
The handbook helps youth organisations:

  • understand the purpose and scope of relevant EU programmes;

  • identify opportunities for marginalised young people;

  • explore mobility, volunteering, training, entrepreneurship, research, and employment pathways;

  • understand the main steps involved in accessing EU funding and opportunities;

  • provide more informed guidance to young people.

2. Practical Worksheets

Linking EU Programmes to Career Paths
A collection of practical worksheets that youth workers, trainers, and career counsellors can use directly with young people.
The worksheets support users in:

  • identifying interests, strengths, skills, and career aspirations;
  • connecting career goals with relevant EU programmes;
  • generating ideas for youth projects;
  • setting SMART personal and professional goals;
  • planning activities, responsibilities, and timelines;
  • creating an individual EU Opportunity Action Plan.

3. Success Stories

Real Organisations. Real Opportunities. Real Impact.

Discover inspiring examples of youth organisations that have used EU programmes to improve the employability, inclusion, skills, and personal development of young people with fewer opportunities.

Georgia, 2nd Gymnasium of Karditsa, Greece

George, JoinUs, Greece

 

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