Three Treasures brought youth workers together in Hungary for an international learning experience shaped by participation, reflection, personal development and connection.
In October 2024, MONOMIT participated as a partner in Three Treasures, an Erasmus+ youth project coordinated by Origo Workshop in Hungary.
The activity took place from 4 to 13 October 2024, bringing together youth workers from different countries in an international non-formal learning environment.
MONOMIT was represented by Matija Kovačević, Luka Drljačić and Jovana Marković.
The programme created space for participants to learn through experience rather than through formal instruction alone. Activities encouraged participation, reflection, interaction within the group and exploration of themes connected with personal development and wellbeing.
Experiences like Three Treasures are important to MONOMIT because they show how much learning can happen when people are given the opportunity to step outside familiar routines, meet others with different experiences and actively take part in the learning process.
This approach is closely connected with the way MONOMIT understands non-formal education: participants are not passive recipients of information. They learn through doing, discussing, reflecting, experimenting and sharing experiences with others.
International mobility also adds another dimension. Living and learning together for several days creates encounters that are difficult to reproduce in ordinary educational settings.
Three Treasures was one of the early international experiences through which MONOMIT continued to develop its work in youth participation, experiential learning and international cooperation.