"The project ""Hadi Gençler!!! – Come On YOUTHS!!!"" is a training course, financed by the European Commission through Erasmus+ programme (2014-2020), Key Action 1. The project will be implemented between 15 March and 15 August 2018 and the training course itself will take place in Bursa, Turkey between 7-14 May 2018. The 25 participants from 5 countries (Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria, Italy and Spain) will gather in Turkey in order to better understand young people's needs in order to manage to involve them in more national and international projects. In order to reach our goal we established 3 main objectives: 1)During the 5 months of the project, the 25 youth workers will gain more knowledge about what are young people needs, what are their desires, how can they be motivated and attracted to participate in more voluntary activities. 2)During the project, the 25 youth workers will gain more skills in creating attractive messages for young people, they will learn how to use the internet to attract young people, implement non-formal education methods that will engage more young people in their activities, and they will improve their teamwork and communication skills. 3) At the end of the project, the 25 youth workers will be more emphatic regarding young people's needs, they will be more motivated in their work and willing to use non-formal education as a tool, they will want to encourage young people to be more actively involved in the society, they will have fewer prejudices and stereotypes about young people way of acting and thinking. During our activities we will involve Muradiye Pofessional and Technical Anatolian High School and a number of minimum 150 young people from this high school. The youth workers will prepare non-formal activities that will attract them and help them realize the importance of being more involved in the community. We will promote Erasmus+ opportunities and we will encourage and help the young people to participate to international projects. We expect to have a positive impact in the lives of the youth workers, by giving them more self confidence in their ability to work with young people, while providing them the necessary skills and knowledge in order to produce their own impact in their local communities. The brochure and the blog of the project will help us reach a considerable number of youth workers and young people from all over Europe"