-To explore different career paths and develop decision-making skills

-To understand the importance of youth voice in shaping career support systems

• Developing a career guidance mindset.

• Building facilitation competencies.

• Practicing experiential activities from the Get Ready! program.

• Reflecting on implementation and future steps.

• Self-Knowledge

• Exploration of Options

• Decision-Making

• Action/Implementation It also includes tools like the RIASEC test, values inventory, SWOT analysis, and personal branding exercises.

• Explains the process in a visual and engaging way.

• Offers reflection prompts and space to track personal progress.

• Supports exercises from both manuals.

• Career counseling in schools (e.g., School & Work, Reach for More! in Warsaw)

• Skills for future work (e.g., Enterprising through 8 Key Competences, Start-up Phase)

• NEET prevention and targeted programs for vulnerable groups (Say No to NEET, Sister2Sister, CAVE Youth Employment).

📌 How you can use this:

• To present models of good practice during training sessions or workshops.

• For benchmarking and ideation while preparing your own youth-focused initiatives.

• As case studies to inspire students or participants about international career support programs.

• Teeviit (youth-led content creation),

• Comanity (community animateurs),

• FIX Cluj (youth entrepreneurship funding),

• Imagine If… (co-design of career guidance by EvoCariera, EDUQ, Cluj-Napoca VC).

📌 How you can use this:

• As a framework for youth participation in your projects (perfect if you're engaging local youth councils or school student bodies).

• To co-create workshops or toolkits with youth, letting their voices influence session content.

• As examples when applying for funding or building local strategies that include youth empowerment.

Instructions:

1) All the players are give random characters.

2) All players start on level 1.

3) In total there are 6 levels and players can advance or go back, according to the special cards.

4) When round begins one of the players must read a special card and according to the card they can go forward, move back or they at the same level.

5) The game ends when first 2 players reaches the level 6.

6) If the situation explained on the card is not obvious and its not easy to decide they stay or move on, all the players should take a vote and what majority choses it happens(according to the special cards)