YOU SHOULD KNOW!...

...that during this training it should be ensured that each participant:

*is aware of and has the chance to discuss questions about visas, residence permits, her/his
legal status as a participant, insurance, the agreement under European Solidarity Corps,
and the documents in the Info-Kit;

*has received information about adapting to a foreign working environment, rights and
obligations, useful contacts to help with his/her settlement, etc.;

*knows the insurance and claims management systems (insurance documentation and
procedures), and is fully aware that using the European Health Insurance Card when
possible is mandatory;

*knows what support is available from National Agency and SALTO

*is aware of how to deal with cultural differences and conflicts

*is familiar with the role of each partner (supporting organisation and host organisation) in
the activity and knows her/his own rights and responsibilities;

*has the chance to meet and network with other participants;

*receives basic information about the European Union and its policies and programmes in
the field of youth;

*learns about the objectives and principles of the European Solidarity Corps;

*knows the meaning of being a European Solidarity Corps participant;

* understands the importance and usefulness of getting recognition for the individual
learning outcomes, in particular through EU level tools such as Youthpass and Europass;

*has identified clear learning goals and ideas for his/her activity.

*has received information on the host country's history, political and social situation, on key
aspects of the host culture and on how to get involved in the local community;