This is a long-term training programme, implemented by HREC and European partners, for youth workers and youth leaders from 8 countries (UK, Romania, Poland, Croatia, Finland, Greece, Italy, Lithuania and Finland), focusing on developing participants' competences in Human Rights Education, notably through the use of Council of Europe's educational resources, mainly the Compass HRE Manual. The project will be based on non-formal learning methods. This long-term project is designed in four stages. The first stage will be an eight-day training course (Loughborough, October 2014) focusing on active citizenship and human rights issues in general, as well as international and European human rights protection frameworks. The second stage, an eight-day training course (Loughborough, December 2014) will focus on Compass HRE Manual, its educational underpinnings, structure, and designing HRE activities for young people. In the third stage (January-March 2015), participants will go back to their home countries and communities and implement activities based on Compass. In the fourth stage, a final seven-day evaluation seminar (April 2015), participants will share experiences of using Compass, exchange good practice, and evaluate the whole learning experience.