“Coaching: Level One” will gather 35 youth workers from 11 countries for an 8 day-training in Kysak, eastern Slovakia, directed towards tackling the challenges posed today by youth unemployment and NEETs. The training course, which takes place from September 16th to 25th of 2019, will be an innovative combination of in-depth training on coaching methodologies with outdoor activities and the power of myth, rituals and storytelling as tools for youth work. Despite the positive signals in the EU economy and labor market in the years following the crisis, youth unemployment and NEETs remains largely a priority issue, especially concerning the growing income disparity in large urban areas, rural migration and the necessary inclusion of refugees and migrants into the European labor market in order to foster sustainable integration and prevent the radicalization of young people. Coaching is a learning support measure seldomly used in youth work, and often mistook for either mentoring or counselling. We want to introduce to youth organisations the good practice to have a coach figure, to constantly monitor the development and learning of the youth NGO members as well as their target groups (especially youth vulnerable to NEET situations including refugees, migrants and other marginalized groups).