Despite the growing number of young people and organizations participating in Erasmus+ projects across Europe, there is still a fear when it is time to create volunteering projects. There are many NGOs that do not feel safe enough or have difficulty understanding the guidelines written by the European Commission. They don't see the advantages of joining international volunteering and feel a bit lost to start ESC projects. For this reason, we have created this training course GET INTO ESC!, to share our information and experiences on Erasmus+ and ESC to help others develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to organize ESC projects, based on non-formal learning, the exchange of good practices and quality standards. The European Voluntary Service (EVS) has been running for decades; however, the European Solidarity Corps (ESC) is a new program that comes with new procedures that youth workers and NGOs are not familiar with; but it is also a broader program, which brings new and convenient possibilities. In addition to the usual volunteer activities, it comes with solidarity projects, jobs and internships. ESC projects were officially launched in September 2016 by the President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker. From 2016 to the present day, most of the NGOs and volunteers are still confused and do not have enough knowledge of the ESC due to various conflicts such as; the ESC guide is written by technicians, the formal language with new concepts (such as the quality label, the ESC portal) and the new regulations that come with the ESC (such as priority areas and solidarity projects). For this reason, with this training course we wanted to achieve: -Help other youth workers/youth leaders/educators/beginners to develop their quality label, knowledge, skills and attitudes to organize ESC projects. -Give our partners practical information on OLS (Online Linguistics Support), European Solidarity Corps portal, Cigna insurance, activity agreement between partners and how to develop an ESC project efficiently. -Be aware and teach all the details of ESC projects, amplify the impact with project results products (guide and YouTube video), involve stakeholders and target groups. -Share good practice and knowledge, influence ESC practice and develop new partnerships. -Promote solidarity in European society by involving more young people and more organizations in high-quality and accessible solidarity activities. The specific objectives of the project GET INTO ESC! have been: - Provide the necessary information about the quality label and the ESC projects (internships, work and volunteering). - Provide practical information on the essential elements of the ESC (OLS, ESC portal, forms, mobility tool...) - Improve the skills of the participants in the management of projects related to volunteering activities in Europe. - Create a learning experience through a simulation process of creating a ESC project based on non-formal learning and the quality standards of European projects. - Promote the ESCs to the new NGOs that join. - Provide a guide for the management of conflicts and emergency situations. - Offer the opportunity to meet trusted partners to network for future ESC collaborations. -After our project, each NGO will organize a public event in their country and reach as many people as possible, promote the CES opportunities, we will also create a video on YouTube and create a simple ESC guide, therefore, our goal is to reach many European NGOs and youth workers and give more visibility to the ESC.