Equilitri Journey Invitation
After a long journey through Asia and Europe the Equilitri method arrives in our city through the Equilitri Journey Programme, with the financial support of the European Union.
WHAT IS EQUILITRI?
The Equilitri Journey is an unique personal development experience. When you hear about the personal development you automatically think of books, courses or motivational seminars. They generally tell you principles that are trivial and general, “secrets” for reaching success and happiness in several “easy steps“, success recipes and other things that you’ll remember only as theory or as some quotes you posted on Facebook.
The truth is that there is no such thing as a miracle recipe for success, happiness and personal development, there are no “easy steps”. All who have achieved something in life fought hard for it.
Equilitri Journey is a complete package of real tools designed to help you find your balance, life direction, motivation to pursue your dreams, solutions to challenges or other questions that you might seek answers. Personal Development is a method created over 15 years of work and testing in Asia and Europe and promoted by an international team.
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?
Young people between 18-35 years old.
HOW MUCH DOES THAT COST?
The full 6 months programme costs 300 euros, but for a limited number of young people will be able to offer financial support.
We have 40 seats for free in a one-day workshop where you will receive the tools to define personal development goals.
For those who wish to take the full 6-month programme, we have 20 seats with
Important: The program is conducted in English, with partial support in our language. There is no need for advanced English language skills, but a basic level is strongly recommended.
WHEN & WHERE?
– – Equilitri BaseCamp – (you can submit in one of two BaseCam s) in 13 Student Camp – in the classroom;
20 participants will be allowed to attend the entire Equilitri Journey, a program for 6 months which will begin an intensive workshop (18th-19th of October 2014).
– October 18th to 19th – Equilitri Workshop – in the Faculty of Economics (FEEA), in room P03;
MORE DETAILS
Agenda
The BaseCamp is a one day learning experience which will provide you the tools for proper personal development goal setting through workshops where you can use and practice these tools.
The programme is from 10.00 till 18.00 and has 4 sessions of 90 minutes with coffee breaks and lunch break. The coffee breaks are covered, the lunch is not.
10.00-11.30 – The BaseCamp Introduction
11:45-13:30 – Triquetra – the Compass of Personal Development
14:30-16:00 – Radial Analysis – (multipurpose Self assessment tool)
16:15-17:45 – CWS – Goal Setting tool
17.45-18.00 – Closure and registration for the Equilitri Journey
The sessions are interconnected and you cannot skip parts of the BaseCamp.
Registration for the rest of the journey
It is not necessary to fill in any additional form for the full Equilitri Journey Programme.
Those who finish the BaseCamp will be offered the option to continue with the rest of the Equilitri Journey on a first-come, first-served basis (in the order of the registration forms)
The registration fee (5 lei) will be paid on arrival.
The full cost (550 euros/person) is covered with European Funding and cofunding from 5 international organisations (the project partners).
What is the Equilitri Journey
EJC uses a new methodology based on more than 240 studies, experiential learning and extensive piloting in Asia and Europe: The Equilitri Method.
OBJECTIVES and EXPECTED OUTCOMES (RESULTS)
Equilitri Journey aims to foster personal development of young people.
Specifically, young people will develop skills and attitudes such as:
– Personal Goal Setting & Planning
– Proactivity, Involvement and Responsibility
– Self-Motivation
– Self-Awareness, Evaluation and Analysis
– Identifying resources and challenges in personal development and ways to overcome them
– Achieving work-life balance
These will lead to practical results focused on drafting personal development objectives (also known as personal targets, goals or benchmarks or similar descriptions)
These influence a range of indirect outcomes. – increasing employability, goals achievement and net income. There are several studies that show this (Matthews, 2011, Ford Foundation Research, 2008, Kohl, 2011 and Duhigg, 1992 etc). Although the research results vary a little, they all concur to show that proper goal setting leads to:
o a 33-89% increase in success rate,
o earning 9 to 11 times higher,
o almost 10 times better chance of getting a job after finishing university
