Unemployment figures for young people in Europe are alarmingly high, particularly for those showing a migration background. Young migrants generally show higher school dropout rates, lower participation in higher and further education and receive less access to high-profiled jobs, which often makes their economic and social inclusion much more difficult. Educational concepts focusing on the empowerment of young migrants and dedicated to positively make use of their particular situation/ their migration background for efficient, practical, motivational and joyful acquisition of emploability skills are still rare or at least not implemented enough.