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Participant Report Form Call 2018 KA1 Learning Mobility of Individuals Erasmus+ Volunteering Fields marked with * are mandatory. Document code: EP-KA1-Youth-Vol-2018 1 Purpose of the participant report This final report on your mobility experience will provide the EU's Erasmus+ programme with valuable information, which will benefit both future participants and contribute to the continued improvement of the programme. We are grateful for your co-operation in filling out the questionnaire. All personal data mentioned in this form will be processed in accordance with Regulation (EC) 45 /2001 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 December 2000 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data by the European Union institutions and bodies and on the free movement of such data. This report, once submitted, will be accessible to the coordinating institutions, their national agencies and the European Commission. More details in Specific Privacy statement. 2 Identification of the Participant and General Information * 2.1 First and last name See section "Publication and Usage Rights of the Information and of the Email Address" at the end of this questionnaire concerning usage of the personal information. 2.2 Mobility start date The date on which your mobility activity started, provided for information only. Should this date be incorrect, please contact the person responsible for management of your mobility to correct this date. 2.3 Mobility end date The date on which your mobility activity ended, provided for information only. Should this date be incorrect, please contact the person responsible for management of your mobility to correct this date. 1

* 2.4 Email address, where I can be contacted in the future See section "Publication and Usage Rights of the Information and of the Email Address" at the end of this questionnaire concerning usage of the personal information. Please correct this email address if necessary. * 2.5 Before participating in the project, you were mainly... a pupil (secondary school student) a student at a university, higher education institution an apprentice/student in vocational education and training an intern/trainee in a work placement a full-time employee a part-time employee a self-employed unemployed a volunteer other * 2.6 If other, please specify. * 2.7 What were your main motivations for taking part in an Erasmus+ Volunteering activity? Multiple answers are possible. Learn or improve a foreign language Personal development Professional development Improve my curriculum Increase my chances to find a (better) job in the future Learn or deepen my knowledge on a topic Establish an international network Engage in society, do something for others Live in another country Discover new cultures and lifestyles Feel more European Make new friends Bridge a waiting time/gap Other 3 Quality of your Erasmus+ Volunteering activity * 3.1 To what extent did the Erasmus+ Volunteering activity meet your expectations? 2

Fully To a high extent Fairly To a low extent t at all * 3.2 How do you evaluate the overall success of your project? Very good Good Fair Poor Very poor * 3.3 To what extent were you satisfied with the tasks and activities carried out during your service? Very satisfied satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied dissatisfied Very dissatisfied 3

3.4 To what extent where you satisfied with the following training and evaluation activities organised by the National Agencies or SALTOs? Very satisfied satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied dissatisfied Very dissatisfied t applicable I was not invited to this training * Onarrival training (only relevant for activities lasting more than 2 months) * Mid-term evaluation (only relevant for activities lasting 6 months or longer) 4

* 3.5 Please give additional comments about the quality of your Erasmus+ Volunteering activity. You can highlight both positive and negative aspects. (e.g. did you have adequate tasks and free time during your service? did the tasks meet your initial expectations?) 4 Practical and Organisational Arrangements * 4.1 Did you sign a volunteering ment? * 4.2 Were you involved in the drafting of this volunteering ment? * 4.3 Did you receive the Erasmus+ Volunteering Info Kit ("Welcome letter", "What to expect from your Service", "Youthpass" )?, before departure, while I was already abroad * 4.4 How satisfied were you with the usefulness of the Info Kit? Very satisfied satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied dissatisfied Very dissatisfied * 4.5 What could be included to make it more useful? * 4.6 Did you take part in an Advance Planning Visit (planning visit ahead of your activity, to prepare your Service)? 5

* 4.7 How satisfied were you with the usefulness of the Advance Planning Visit? Very satisfied satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied dissatisfied Very dissatisfied 6

4.8 How satisfied were you with the support provided by your sending* organisation in terms of... Some of the mentioned tasks might have been carried out by the coordinating organisation. In this case, please reply to the answers as if the sending and coordinating roles were assumed by the same organisation. Neither Very satisfied satisfied satisfied nor dissatisfied dissatisfied Very dissatisfied t applicable * information about the Erasmus+ Volunteering and the Erasmus+ Programme * preparation before departure (training and information) * information about the receiving organisation and the country where your Service took place * information about the project details and your tasks and responsibilities * insurance issues * visa issues 7

* assistance, support and mentoring while you were abroad * assistance, support and mentoring when you came back 8

4.9 If you wish, please provide additional comments on the support provided by your sending organisation 9

4.10 How satisfied were you with the support provided by your receiving* organisation in terms of... Some of the mentioned tasks might have been carried out by the coordinating organisation. In this case, please reply to the answers as if the receiving and coordinating roles were assumed by the same organisation. Neither Very satisfied satisfied satisfied nor dissatisfied dissatisfied Very dissatisfied t applicable * information about the Erasmus+ Volunteering and the Erasmus+ Programme * task-related training * accommodation * insurance issues * visa issues * assistance, support and mentoring while you were abroad * the way the receiving organisation dealt with any issues or problems that may have come up during your participation in the project 10

4.11 If you wish, please provide additional comments on the support provided by your receiving organisation * 4.12 Did you have a mentor, different from the supervisor, for your support? * 4.13 How satisfied were you with the support provided by the mentor? Very satisfied satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied Rarher dissatisfied Very dissatisfied 4.14 If you wish, please provide additional comments on the support provided by your mentor * 4.15 Did you receive your monthly allowance? * 4.16 Did you need to use the Erasmus+ Volunteering health insurance? As in contact the insurance company, send in a claim or similar. * 4.17 How satisfied were you with the health insurance? Very satisfied satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied dissatisfied Very dissatisfied * 4.18 Did you receive your European Youth Card?, before leaving for my Volunteering activity 11

, after starting my Volunteering activity * 4.19 What did you use your European Youth Card for? Multiple answers are possible. Discounts in the country where my activity took place Discounts in my home country Discounts abroad / when I travelled Participating in events targeted for European Youth Card holders Participating in European Youth Card competitions or contests I did not use my European Youth Card * 4.20 What discounts did you use? Multiple answers are possible. Culture and leisure (cinema, theatre, concerts, museums etc.) Training and courses (language schools, private schools etc.) Health and beauty (hair/beauty salons, pharmacies, opticians, wellness/spa etc.) Sports (sport centres, events, gym, courses etc.) Food and drink (bars, cafés, restaurants etc.) Accommodation (hotels, hostels, camping etc.) Services (insurance, mobile, photo etc.) Shopping (books, music, clothing, computers etc.) Travel and Transport (buses, trains, planes, renting, travel agencies etc.) * 4.21 When did you use your European Youth Card? Multiple answers are possible. before my activity during my activity after my activity * 4.22 How satisfied were you with your European Youth Card? Very satisfied satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied dissatisfied Very dissatisfied 4.23 If you wish, please give additional comments on the European Youth Card. 4.24 If you wish, please give additional comments about the quality of the overall practical arrangements in your Erasmus+ Volunteering activity (you can highlight both positive and negative aspects). 12

5 Foreign Language Skills and Linguistic Support * 5.1 What was the main language used during your Service? Bulgarian Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Estonian Finnish French German Greek Hungarian Irish Italian Latvian Lithuanian Maltese Polish Portuguese Romanian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish Albanian Icelandic Letzeburgesch Macedonian Moldavian Montenegrin rwegian Russian Serbian Turkish Ukrainian 13

Aragonese Basque Bosnian Breton Catalan Corsican Faroese Gaelic (Scots) Gallegan Limburgan; Limburger; Limburgish rwegian Bokmael rwegian Nynorsk Sardinian Walloon Welsh Esperanto Interlingua Other * 5.2 If other, please specify. * 5.3 Do you feel you have improved your skills in this language during your stay abroad?, I was already fluent * 5.4 Did you take advantage of linguistic support in learning this main language? * 5.5 What kind of support did you receive? Multiple answers are possible. Erasmus+ online language service Language course/training provided by the sending institution/organisation Language course/training provided by the receiving institution/organisation Language course/training provided both by the sending and receiving institutions/organisations Financial support to carry out a self-study (DVD, books) Other * 5.6 When did you receive the linguistic support? Before going abroad During my stay abroad Before going abroad and during my stay 14

* 5.7 For how long did you receive linguistic support in total? Less than 1 week Between 1 week and 3 weeks Between 3 weeks and 2 months Between 2 and 6 months More than 6 months * 5.8 Approximately, for how many hours in total? Less than 10 hours Between 10 and 30 hours Between 30 and 50 hours More than 50 hours * 5.9 Why didn't you take advantage of linguistic support? I did not ask for it I did not need it because my knowledge of the foreign language was adequate I did not have time The sending/receiving organisations did not provide it to me Other * 5.10 While staying abroad, did you improve your competence in other languages besides the main one used? Which were those languages? * 5.11 Language 1 Bulgarian Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Estonian Finnish French German Greek Hungarian Irish Italian Latvian Lithuanian Maltese Polish 15

Portuguese Romanian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish Albanian Icelandic Letzeburgesch Macedonian Moldavian Montenegrin rwegian Russian Serbian Turkish Ukrainian Aragonese Basque Bosnian Breton Catalan Corsican Faroese Gaelic (Scots) Gallegan Limburgan; Limburger; Limburgish rwegian Bokmael rwegian Nynorsk Sardinian Walloon Welsh Esperanto Interlingua Other * 5.12 If other, please specify. * 5.13 Language 2 Bulgarian Croatian Czech Danish Dutch 16

English Estonian Finnish French German Greek Hungarian Irish Italian Latvian Lithuanian Maltese Polish Portuguese Romanian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish Albanian Icelandic Letzeburgesch Macedonian Moldavian Montenegrin rwegian Russian Serbian Turkish Ukrainian Aragonese Basque Bosnian Breton Catalan Corsican Faroese Gaelic (Scots) Gallegan Limburgan; Limburger; Limburgish rwegian Bokmael rwegian Nynorsk Sardinian Walloon Welsh Esperanto 17

Interlingua Other * 5.14 If other, please specify. 5.15 If you wish, please give additional comments about the foreign language skills developed and the linguistic support received during your Service (you can highlight both positive and negative aspects). 6 Personal Development 6.1 Through my participation in this activity I learned better how to... Strongly Neither nor Strongly * think logically and draw conclusions (analytical skills) * find solutions in difficult or challenging contexts (problem-solving skills) * plan and carry out my learning independently * express myself creatively * use internet, social media and PCs, e. g. for my studies, work and personal activities * communicate and express myself in my mother tongue * develop an idea and put it into practice * see the value of different cultures * cooperate in teams * plan and organise tasks and activities 6.2 After having taken part in this mobility activity... 18

Strongly Neither nor Strongly * I am more confident and convinced of my abilities * I know better my strengths and weaknesses * I am more able to adapt to and act in new situations * I am more able to think and analyse information critically * I am more tolerant towards other persons' values and behaviour * I am more open-minded and curious about new challenges * I intend to participate more actively in social and political life of my community * I am more interested in knowing what happens in the world daily * I am more able to reach decisions * I am more able to cooperate with people from other backgrounds and cultures * I am more interested in European topics * I feel more European * I am more aware of social and political concepts like democracy, justice, equality, citizenship, civil rights 6.3 Moreover... Strongly Neither nor Strongly * I learned how to produce media or social media content on my own * I am more able to discuss political and social topics seriously * I realise I now learn better or with more pleasure 19

* I am more receptive to Europe's multiculturalism * I am more committed to work against discrimination, intolerance, xenophobia or racism * I am more aware of the fact that some people in our society are disadvantaged * I am more willing to express my opinions to the others and stand for them * I am more willing to take action to change the things that do not work in my surroundings * 6.4 To what extent were you able to integrate in the local community? Fully To a high extent Fairly To a low extent t at all 6.5 If you wish, please give additional comments about your personal achievements (you can highlight both positive and negative aspects). 7 Future Prospects of Education, Training and Work 7.1 Thanks to this mobility experience... Strongly Neither nor Strongly * I have a clearer idea about my further educational path * I feel more confident to move around on my own in other countries (e.g. travel, study, work placement internship, job etc.) 20

* I am planning to engage in further education opportunities (formal, nonformal, vocational training) * I believe that my chances to get a new or better job have increased * I have a clearer idea about my professional career aspirations and goals 7.2 If you wish, please give additional comments about your future prospects. 8 Certification and Formal Recognition * 8.1 Have you received a certificate, diploma or document that describes and validates the competences acquired during your Service? * 8.2 If not, please explain why. * 8.3 Which certificate/diploma/document? Multiple answers are possible. Youthpass Europass Other * 8.4 If other, please specify. 21

8.5 Did you describe skills and competences acquired during your mobility activity on your Youthpass certificate? 8.6 Was the process of preparing and completing the Youthpass certificate integrated in the project (e.g. through reflections, meetings, monitoring of learning outcomes)? To some degree 8.7 As a result of the use of Youthpass in my project... Strongly Neither nor Strongly * I became better aware of what I learned during the project * I am more aware of what I can learn from my participation in a youth project * I understand more clearly what kind of skills and competences I would like to improve or obtain in the future * I can better explain to others what I learned during my project 8.8 In the future I intend to use my Youthpass certificate... I don't know * when applying for a job * when applying for a traineeship or internship * when applying for an apprenticeship or vocational training * when applying for higher education * when setting up a business 8.9 If you wish, please give additional comments about this aspect (you can highlight both positive and negative aspects). 22

9 Conclusions, Personal Comments and Recommendations * 9.1 How satisfied are you with your Erasmus+ mobility experience in general? Very satisfied satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied dissatisfied Very dissatisfied 9.2 If you wish, please give any additional information, observations, comments or recommendations that may be useful for future projects as well as to the National Agency or the European Commission. 10 Publication and Usage Rights of the Information and of the Email Address * 10.1 I'm willing to help future Erasmus+ participants based on my experience. They can contact me at my email address. * 10.2 I that (parts of) this report can be published and made available to the general public., with my name and email address, but anonymised (no name and no email address) * 10.3 I that my email address will be used later to contact me for further studies related to the content of this final report or regarding the Erasmus+ programme and EU issues. 23