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Video on Smart youth work

Year of production: 2018

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The video on Smart youth work allows stakeholders to find out more about the history of the concept (smart youth work), its development and the way it works in practice.

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The Education and Youth Board of Estonia is the institution responsible for implementing Estonia’s education and youth policies. Their mission is to provide Estonian people quality, contemporary and equally accessible means for education.

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