The third edition of the Youth@Work Digital Competences Forum will take place from December 1 to 5, 2026, in Antalya, Türkiye. The forum is organized by the Turkish National Agency for Erasmus+ and the European Solidarity Corps within the framework of the strategic partnership Youth@Work. The event is dedicated to the practical use of artificial intelligence and digital tools in youth work and support youth employment.About the programParticipants will discuss how AI is changing the labor market, explore methods of digital pedagogy and discuss legal and ethical issues of using new technologies. The program includes practical workshops, discussions, exchange of tools and acquaintance with colleagues from different countries.Target audienceYouth workers and leaders, trainers, educators, Erasmus+ project managers and the European Solidarity Corps, researchers and youth policy specialists are invited to participate.Ukraine is included in the list of permissible countries. In-depth knowledge of AI is not needed - the willingness to learn and share experiences is important.Financial support and practical detailsThere is no participation fee for participants from partner countries, including Ukraine. The organizers provide the program, accommodation in single rooms and meals. Travel expenses are reimbursed by the Turkish National Agency, with specific conditions to be communicated to selected participants. A Youthpass certificate will be provided upon completion.Requirements and applicationThe working language of the event is English. The application must confirm the age of majority and sufficient language proficiency for active participation. It is also necessary to describe your experience, motivation and how you plan to apply the knowledge gained.The call for applications is open until November 11, 2026, via the TCA/NET form. As indicated in the announcement, selection results will be released by November 16, 2026.News detailsGeographic scope - CountryTurkeyUkraineShow lessGeographical sphereEU institutional initiativeWebsite linkYouth@Work Digital Competences Forum 2026 (3rd Edition)Log in to comment