Tue–Thu 18-20 April 2023

Jyväskylä

YOUTH2023 – National Days of Education and Youth Work will be held at Jyväskylä Paviljonki from 18 to 20 April 2023. The event is geared towards professionals, students and volunteers in the education and youth sector. The event is attended by as many as 3,000 people from different municipalities, regions, parishes and educational establishments across Finland. YOUTH2023 is a major event for the whole education and youth sector and gives operators in the field an opportunity to network and develop their expertise.

First, select which type of ticket you would like to purchase. You will find the registration form on the next page. You can register one person or a larger group at a time. You will be able to update your registration information until 31 December, 2022. You can find more information on the payment and cancellation terms here. 

 

As with the previous YOUTH events, the price of a ticket goes up the later you purchase it. The tickets are sold in three price groups, which are:

3-day ticket EUR 130

2-day ticket EUR 150

3-day ticket EUR 170

2-day ticket EUR 185

3-day ticket EUR 200

Education and Youth Work student-priced tickets cost EUR 40 (2-day ticket) and EUR 50 (3-day ticket). Registration instructions for students will be delivered to their educational establishment’s student affairs offices in the spring and autumn of 2022. Student-priced tickets will go on sale as soon as registration for the event opens. Students can enquire from their establishment for registration instructions. Students should not use this registration form to sign up for the event.

 

The attendance fee includes the event’s training and networking programme. The attendance fee does not include transport, accommodation or meals.

 

The venue for the event is the Paviljonki event centre in Jyväskylä (Lutakonaukio 12, 40100 Jyväskylä). All of Paviljonki’s meeting facilities and public areas are accessible, you can read more about Paviljonki’s accessibility here.

YOUTH2023 is a safer space for its participants. Each participant of the event agrees to follow the principles of a safe space. You can read more about these principles here.