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Unit 1: Understanding Problem Solving (Taking the First Step)

Definition of problem solving Problem solving as a learnable skill Steps in the problem-solving process Problem solving in daily life and in employment Skills related to problem solving (analysis, decision-making, reflection) Attitudes related to problem solving (patience, responsibility, openness to learning) Common misunderstandings about problem solving Reflection activity

Unit 2: Problem Solving in the Reality of Young Migrants

Workplace expectations and unclear instructions Cultural differences in approaching problems Emotional and psychological aspects of problem solving (stress management) Language barriers and communication challenges Power dynamics, authority and awareness of rights Social isolation, support networks and access to information Case studies

Unit 3: Practical Strategies and Good Practices (Time to Take the Field)

Defining the problem clearly Breaking problems down into smaller, manageable steps Asking for help and information (taking the initiative) Exploring possible solutions (alternatives) Making responsible decisions Reflecting on outcomes and learning from experience Role-play activity Knowledge check: Problem Solving

Reflecting on outcomes and learning from experience

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