Youth. 1. The cooperation between the Parties shall support all relevant respective youth-related policies. It shall include support for training and employment, family policies and education, as well as providing job opportunities for young people and fostering the exchange of experiences on programmes for prevention of juvenile delinquency and reinsertion into economic and social life.
Youth. 1. The Parties agree to promote the active participation of young people in society, including in the development, implementation, and follow-up of policies affecting them. This shall include:
Youth. A. Youth Employment Training - Curriculum-based employment skills training for youth. Instruction is provided in time management, application preparation, resume preparation, interviewing techniques, and career goal setting. May include family support activities.
Youth. As a participant in the Conference, I understand and agree to conform to the NFCYM Youth Participant Code of Conduct (xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/xxxxx.xxx). I also understand and agree that my parent/guardian will be notified at the time of any infractions requiring my dismissal from the Conference and that I will be sent home at my parent's/guardian's expense. Among other things, being found with any alcoholic beverages, drugs, or weapons is cause for automatic dismissal from the Conference. Initials of Youth Conference Fee Nonrefundable: I agree that if my child suffers an illness requiring dismissal from the Conference, there is accident or emergency requiring dismissal of my child from the Conference, my child commits an infraction of the Code, or if the Conference must be discontinued in event of accident or emergency, my child must return home at my expense, and I assume the risk of any loss of any nonrefundable or additional costs associated with travel and fees for the Conference, with no right of reimbursement or refund for any amount in connection with therewith from NFCYM et al. or the Diocese et al.
Youth. The Parties shall encourage intergovernmental youth exchange programmes and cooperation between the youth organisations of the two countries.
Youth. 1. The Parties shall support youth entrepreneurship and shall undertake to secure decent employment for young people, including by supporting them in acquiring labour market-relevant skills through education, vocational and technical training, enhanced access to digital technologies, and facilitate access to land and credit. They shall establish youth-friendly employment services to connect young people to employment opportunities.
Youth. Through WIOA Youth funding, the Metro North REB funds in-school and out-of-school youth programs throughout the Metro North region. The youth programs support youth, between the ages of 14-24, through an integrated service delivery system. The programs consist of the following elements: • Career exploration and guidance; • Tutoring, skills training, and dropout prevention • Paid and unpaid work experience • Occupational skills training • Leadership development • Supportive services • Mentoring • Financial literacy • Entrepreneurial skills training • Postsecondary preparation and transition activities • High school equivalency preparation The Partners will be provided with overviews of the WIOA youth funded programs and commit to referring potentially eligible youth to the programs. Attachment A lists the OSCC Partner hours of operation, contact information, and time co-located at the one-stop career centers.
Youth persons aged 10 to 24.
Youth. 5.2.1. The KlimaTicket Ö Youth is available to all persons aged under 26, with a period of validity be- ginning at the latest one day before their 26th birth- day. Proof of age must be provided upon inspec- tion, an official photo ID (or e-card with photo) is re- quired.
Youth. (a) Effective July 1, 2011, if the Contractor’s baseline is in good standing at or above the statewide mean of 65% for 90-day retention, the Contractor shall maintain good standing. If, during any monitored calendar quarter, the Contractor falls below the statewide mean, the Contractor shall follow the process for correction in Section b. (b) Effective July 1, 2011, if the Contractor’s baseline for 90-day retention performance is lower than the statewide mean, the Contractor shall increase the 90-day retention performance rate by 10% of their individual baseline or reach the statewide mean, by the end of the fiscal contract year. For example, if the Contractor has a baseline completion rate of 46%, the expectation would be an increase of 4.6%. If, during any monitored calendar quarter, the Contractor does not demonstrate progress towards the expected 90 day-retention goal, the Contractor shall follow the process for correction in Section c.
