Teaching the future with robots. Appointment at Sapienza University and at the Rome Campidoglio.
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Fri, 11/09/2015
A Dose of Self-Esteem
Mary comes from Calabria, one of the Italian regions with the highest number of NEETs, young men and women who neither study nor work. In Calabria, NEETs represent 35.6% of young men and women aged 15 to 29. Mary came to Rome to participate in the Officina – New Jobs Workshop. She is full of energy and wants to infuse it into her peers when she returns down south.
Mary applied for the Call4Youth and chose the All4All track to explore all the labs over the course of the week: Monday to Friday for a total of 22 hours (4 hours motivational course, 4 hours in each lab and 2 final re-evaluation hours).
In this interview with Francesca Meini [@Francy_fmd], Mary talks about her experience.
The Officina – New Jobs Workshop is a project conceived by the Fondazione Mondo Digitale and Google to promote digital skills and implement professional training and orientation activities for 10,000 young men and women currently looking for a job. The initiative has been organised with the patronage of the Italian Ministry of Labour and Social Policy and the collaboration of the Ministry of Education, University and Research, the Regione Lazio and Roma Capitale.
