MOB+ YOUMOVE

Mobility problems in social integration are the result of several interrelated factors:

• psycho-social representations,
• cognitive difficulties (spatio-temporal),
• Knowledge deficits about existing transport offers,
• lack of mobility experience,
• Lack of knowledge about possible mobility aids,
• Accessibility of the workplace by public transport, money problems,
• Card reading skills
• Adaptability and confidence.

  Mobility is acquired through experience. Energy poverty and the digital divide. Intermodality in transport is complex and requires a good knowledge of your environment and behavior on the road. The use of digital tools is also part of the process to meet the need for procedures and tools to give these young people the opportunity to expand their environment for their training and job search. The difficulties are very difficult to analyze and the young people affected are often not recognizable, especially since the effects of their actions are only visible when they are looking for work late at the end of their training. In most cases, “mobility pedagogy” does not yet have a place in school systems, there is a lack of tools and teachers and trainers are not trained for this task. The project makes it possible to bundle all information in the individual countries in order to create an assessment tool with regard to skills, experience, geographical and social environment, resources, technical and financial regulations. The goal is a toolbox with educational tools and mobility animation that is adapted to national conditions. Mob + and Graphocalcul – low-threshold access to individual mobility and basic arithmetics Mob + is a project to facilitate low-threshold access to basic knowledge about mobility for young people, for example to successfully complete their training. An assessment tool has been developed. Graphocalcul as a follow-up project supplements the portfolio with the basic arithmetic operations in low-threshold access – presented in an amusing way in order to motivate the target group of adolescents and young adults.