Coronavirus – unprecedented global challenge. Because of high infectivity of the virus many countries in the world announced lock down in order to protect their citizens and to stop the spread of the virus. This decision had sudden and dramatic effect on countries’ economies. During weeks of quarantine unemployment rates in many countries started increasing. Lithuania was not an exception – after few weeks Lithuania’s Labour Exchange started reporting 2 thousand new unemployed people everyday (https://lnk.lt/video/lnklt-kasdien-2-tukstanciai-bedarbiu/92912). Price of stocks keep falling, economic impact of the virus is inevitable, some predictions claim, that this situation can lead to next economic crisis (https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/15/european-markets-weigh-the-coronavirus-economic-impact.html) – many businesses have slowed down or completely stopped. From other point of view, as some businesses have slowed down, others just needed to change the way they work and transfer their activities to remote work. One of the theories is that this situation leads us to fourth industrial revolution (https://venturebeat.com/2020/04/11/the-4th-industrial-revolution-is-key-to-getting-the-global-economy-and-our-livesback-on-track/) where only specific part of workers are left unemployed. What is more, some spheres are doing so good as never before. Online shopping, virtual meeting platforms, online trainings and seminars, sewing masks, and many contactless work solution are on it’s peak. By analysing these issues the project idea Coropportunity was born. It seeks to show that even during the time of coronavirus pandemic there are opportunities in the market which can be exploited. The ones who manage to do that are entrepreneurs. One of core entrepreneurship competences is adaptability - it's ability to adapt and act in new unexpected situations, identify opportunities and use them. Project will seek to equip youngsters with entrepreneurship competences in order to empower them to initiate, act and efficiently work in circumstances of global coronavirus pandemic or any other. It's perfect chance for entrepreneurship spirit and innovative thinking to be born. If youngsters will learn to act in situation like this - they will be able to act and work in any lifetime situation. The main topic of the project was: Development of entrepreneurial skills of young people, promotion of initiatives, reduction of unemployment, preparation for the labor market. Project's aim was: To contribute to recovery of the market after the time of global coronavirus pandemic by equipping youngsters with entrepreneurship competences. Project‘s objectives were: 1. To analyse and discuss economic and social impact of coronavirus pandemic between 37 participants and their local communities by the end of the project. 2. To equip 37 participants with entrepreneurship competences by the end of the project. 3. To inform participants and local society members about labour market opportunities by the end of the project. Our objectives are directly related to Erasmus+ objectives of: The Inclusion and Diversity Strategy by contributing to: 1) Promote Erasmus+ 2) Reduce obstacles for young people with fewer opportunities to participate in the programme. EU Youth strategy 2019-2027 by: *Encourage social inclusion and wellbeing of young generations *Empower: encouraging youngsters to take charge of their own lives *Connecting youngsters across the EU to promote intercultural understanding, opportunities to learn, work and volunteer abroad.