Última actualización Viernes, 04/04/2025
SALTO European Solidarity Corps is looking for a facilitator under 30 – preferable a former volunteer – for the “GEN Z and New Generation of European Volunteers” event, taking place on 26–31 Oct 2025, in Brussels, Belgium. Deadline to apply is 7 April.
The “GEN Z and the New Generation of European Volunteers” event is an international learning and consultation activity under the European Solidarity Corps. It is part of the Strategic National Agency Cooperation (SNAC) partnership “Strengthening European Volunteering”. To support this event, SALTO European Solidarity Corps is looking for a facilitator.
To support this event, SALTO European Solidarity Corps is looking for a facilitator who:
- Is under 30;
- Has experience in working with youth, the European Solidarity Corps, and/or the field of volunteering;
- Is familiar with the European Solidarity Corps programme, especially the volunteering strand;
- Can work effectively in an international team
- Is available for the full duration of the event and preparatory meetings;
- Has a good level of spoken and written English.
Check out the working conditions and how to apply for the position. Applications are open until 7 April.
What is “GEN Z and the New Generation of European Volunteers” about?
This 3rd edition brings together 25–30 former volunteers from the European Solidarity Corps Programme or other volunteering schemes, who completed their experience at least one year ago, to reflect on their experiences, explore motivations behind volunteering, and identify current and future needs of young volunteers. The aim is to shape stronger support systems and improve volunteering opportunities within the European Solidarity Corps.
The event will focus on:
- Understanding what drives young people to volunteer today, and what topics and challenges they care about.
- Sharing experiences from different volunteering formats and identifying trends and barriers.
- Discussing how to increase the impact of volunteering during and after the experience.
- Exploring the future potential of the ESC programme and youth involvement in shaping it.
- Learning about EU youth policies and programmes.
- Empowering participants to connect with their communities and become active multipliers or ambassadors.