DYW Quality Practitioner
Awarded to youth workers for actively assessing and improving the quality of digital youth work practice, this badge recognises your ability to reflect critically on your digital activities, collect meaningful feedback, and define concrete improvement actions. Through participation in the “Quality Assessment of Digital Youth Work” activities, you have demonstrated structured reflection, self-assessment, and commitment to strengthening impact and inclusion in digital youth work.
Skills and experiences gained
This badge aligns with the SNAC Digital Competences Framework for Youth Work and supports the development of:
- Using digital tools to collaborate – Engaging colleagues and young people in participatory quality assessment processes.
- Creating reliable knowledge through digital means – Collecting feedback and using structured tools to inform evidence-based development.
- Availability of shared guidelines – Contributing to a shared understanding of quality standards and collaborative improvement within youth work teams.
This badge demonstrates the earner’s commitment to continuous improvement, evidence-informed practice, and strengthening the quality and impact of digital youth work. Cities of Learning Network partners value badge earners’ efforts and issue this badge after reviewing the provided evidence.
Tasks
Task no.1
Evidence verified by: one activity organiser
Participate in the Quality Assessment of Digital Youth Work activity to earn the Digital Youth Work Quality Practitioner badge.
Get the badge:
- Task: Reflect on your digital youth work practice and identify one strength and one challenge related to quality. Use the Digital Competence Self-Assessment Tool to assess your current level and define one concrete improvement action that will strengthen the quality and impact of your digital youth work.
- Evidence: Submit a structured summary including:
- Your identified strengths and challenges
- A brief overview of your self-assessment results
- One clearly defined improvement action and how it will enhance the quality of your digital youth work practice
Арганізацыя
Digital Youth Work Resource Hub
Awero not-for-profit organisation manages this platform and develops it together with leading educational organisations. The European Union's programme Erasmus+ granted co-funding for building the first version of this platform. Contact support@awero.org.
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