The processes of urbanization and industrialization in Europe are leading to a drastic reduction in the rural population. The population is isolated and faces a series of problems: lack of opportunities for professional development, difficult access to quality education and many other social services. One of the most vulnerable groups of inhabitants in rural areas is the youth, this is due to the many difficulties they face: limited job opportunities in different economic sectors, difficult access to information about existing start-up incentive policies and opportunities to apply for different European programs and in general a lack of awareness about possible support from the responsible institutions. Each territory has opportunities and comparative advantages that differentiate it from the others. The stimulation of active citizenship, combined with the provision of the necessary resources, will lead to the creation and development of small businesses and new initiatives in rural areas. Our organization detected the needs and problems of socially excluded young people in rural areas to whom this training is directed. These include: 1. The lack of a common program and quality work methods for youth workers in relation to socially excluded and isolated young people. 2. Lack of visibility and wide publicity of the best strategies and practices used to address the problem. 3. The lack of effective methods to build joint partnerships between youth organizations and in particular, those that work with the target group. 4. Lack of business focus for the use of resources in peripheral regions. 5. Lack of knowledge of the digital tools available for working with young people. The objective of this TC has been to promote the active civic participation of youth workers and provide effective tools to encourage the inclusion of young people living in isolated regions of Europe. This objective corresponds directly to the policies and programs of the EU, aimed at guaranteeing equal opportunities for people living in rural areas. With the implementation of this project, our wish was to improve the sense of solidarity and tolerance of young people in the EU. The participation of youth workers from different countries has fostered intercultural dialogue focused on issues affecting people living in rural areas. The need for well-trained youth workers with strong knowledge, skills and opportunities in entrepreneurship and the lack of specific strategies for working with youth in rural communities, struggling with social obstacles, poverty and unemployment is a common and fundamental problem. . The TC was based on the specific needs of the participants and the organizations and was designed to reflect common problems in rural Europe.