As part of the dissemination activities, the Serbian team shared their Erasmus+ experience through a presentation delivered at their sending organisation. A PowerPoint presentation was prepared and presented in front of a university class of around 20 students, together with their professor. The presentation used mainly visual content, with photos from the mobility, while the key topics were explained verbally.
During the presentation, the team introduced what the Erasmus+ programme is and outlined the different opportunities it offers for young people, including youth exchanges, the European Solidarity Corps (ESC), training courses, internships and studies abroad, as well as the DiscoverEU initiative. They also explained how young people can find and apply for projects through platforms such as youth.europa.eu and SALTO-YOUTH, as well as through youth organisations like Edit Centar.
A central part of the presentation was dedicated to sharing personal experiences from the Mission Youth Mental Health youth exchange in Bansko, Bulgaria, where participants explored mental health topics through workshops, creative performances, cultural evenings, and international teamwork. The presentation was very well received by the professor and students, and it ended with an open Q&A session, allowing for further discussion about Erasmus+ and practical ways for students to get involved in similar international projects.
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