The project idea: According to research conducted by the European Commission and a report from A quarter of a century of EU cooperation for youth policy and practice - more than 13.9 million young people aged 15-29 are out of the process of education, training, education and learning. These data show that young people need support in promotion before the labor market and should be actively involved in the process of education and training. Researchers present how young people through active involvement in activities in the field of non-formal education, youth work and youth activism will have the opportunity to take on the role of "entrepreneurs from their lives." "The methodologies show that EU youth policies and programs are an excellent opportunity to support the development of young people as individuals and as active and responsible citizens in Europe. The non-governmental sector and youth activism can enable social promotion and presentation of young people in front of an open society. Through non-formal learning activities, young people have the opportunity to promote themselves to the public but also to improve their competencies, skills and to be in the role of decision makers. Young people with fewer opportunities have greater opportunities for socialization, progress and affirmation. European educational programs, such as Erasmus +, offer great opportunities for promoting young people in front of an international work environment and opportunities for international long-term cooperation. With the implementation of activities from non-formal education, young participants from During 8 daily activities, 7 EU countries had the opportunity to get closer to the youth act, non-formal education, the Erasmus+ program and EU educational programs through which in the near future they will have the opportunity to promote themselves as youth leaders and entrepreneurs. The objectives: - Introducing young people to EU educational programs and educating them on how to obtain visible and quality information about the programs - Bringing young people closer to non-formal learning methods, presentation of non-formal learning as a mechanism for promoting young people in front of an open society - Increasing accessibility to EU youth programs, ensuring a friendly process of cooperation and supporting young people with fewer opportunities - Promotion of non-governmental organizations as educational centers for support, education and promotion of young people people in society. - Promotion of the Erasmus+ program as a tool for education, affirmation and promotion of young people from different backgrounds cultural backgrounds and societies - Education how young people can use the Youth pass tool as a mechanism for documentation, monitoring and recognition of learning outputs