📝 Detailed information
💼 What the programme involves
“Baia Mare is mine” has the main aim the communitarian educational intervention regarding the local patrimony such as history and historical remains, culture or nature.
The expected outcomes are:
- to create an audio-visual production of a tourist guide of Baia Mare, telling its history, culture and society
- to create an exhibition, together with informative panels, regarding the old city of Baia Mare (18th Century)
- various workshops with and for the community to explore more the local patrimony
Proposed activities
- getting to know the community and the city
- local workshops
- organising different communitarian workshops with the info-educational and promotion purpose (handmade workshops, guided tours, competitions, city hunting, photo exhibitions, Baia Mare once upon a time, movie nights, games nights, personal projects)
- Baia Mare is mine - 3D map of the old city exhibition relaunch
More details and application: shorturl.at/afDU7
🏠 Accommodation on site
Accommodation - central apartment with 4 bedrooms; shared rooms by gender (maximum 2 people / room); fully equipped kitchen; 2 shared bathrooms (bathtub and shower) and 1 living room with balcony
Food allowance - 5 euro/day for food and other related costs
Pocket money - 3 euro/day
International transport that will be reimbursed depending on the distance band (European Solidarity Corps guide)
Local transport is provided, where the case
More details about the project and logistics here: shorturl.at/afDU7
🎒 Leisure activities
General introduction of the project, of the NGO's activities, understanding the context of ESC volunteering
Training in logistics, safety and protection during work
Training and preparing the team to work together
Specific training of initiating in the to be implemented activities
Other trainings resulted from the nature of the work
More details about the project and logistics here: shorturl.at/afDU7
⚠️ Requirements
The Participant profile: - to work on activities related to history (the lifestyle of the 16th-18th centuries)
- good at precise, small manual work (cutting, gluing, painting)
- patience and attention to small details, organized way of working
- knowledge of other digital tools (for example, writing articles; web, social media; designing promotional, visibility and dissemination materials)
- working with historical documents and specialized staff from the museum
- open-minded and pro-active attitude
- open to collaborate, communicate and work in a team
- adaptable, cooperative and flexible
Deadline: Application deadline: 30/09/2021
ℹ️ Additional information
Participants are entitled to receive a Youthpass certificate from the organiser, for recognition of their competence development during the activity. Read more about Youthpass:https://www.youthpass.eu/en/
This organisation holds a European Solidarity Corps Quality Label. The Quality Label certifies that the organisation is able to run projects in compliance with the principles and objectives of the European Solidarity Corps.