During this Training Course, from 28th October to 5 november 2019, participants from European, Caucasian and Caribbean countries had the opportunity to share experience, tools and good practices and develop new partnerships and acquire skills that allowed them to create and implement projects at local, Caribbean and European level around the world around youth mobility and volunteering. Throughout the TC, NFE methods were used to create spaces for exchange and learning while maintaining an atmosphere of mutual respect, through discussions, organizational visits, round tables with local actors and through the exchange of good practices. Several results emerged from the TC: - a project Facebook group allowing partners to stay in touch and continue to work together on the implementation of new projects - a photo album on the DA&DA Facebook page featuring highlights and photos and descriptions of the sessions - a round table in the presence of local Martinican structures and actors on the issues of youth unemployment in Martinique - a presentation on European funding arrangements - a trustworthy network of organisations that will re-apply together for the call : Support for Policy Reform, Civil Society Cooperation in the field of Youth at the end of 2020. Main objective: The general objective of this TC was to develop the skills, tools and methods of the partners organisations and enable them to share their experiences in order to create a network of trusted, solid and sustainable organizations throughout Europe to enable the sending and hosting of volunteers that are young people with fewer opportunities. Specific objectives: –Discover the different contexts and realities of participating European countries in terms of marginalization, exclusion and unemployment among Young People With Fewer Opportunities; –Understand and share the situations, obstacles and challenges faced by young people in term of participation to mobility projects; –Exchange good practices, and create tools and methods fostering the participation and inclusion to mobility projects of young people with fewer opportunities; –Develop the understanding of the new program European Solidarity Corps; –Provide youth workers with new skills for the accompaniment in mobility project of young people, before, during and after their experience; –Create a network of trusted, solid and sustainable organizations throughout Europe to enable the sending and hosting of young people with fewer opportunities in the framework of the European Solidarity Corps and other european volunteering programs.