One of the main issues with NEETs is how to reach them. Not all are registered with local authorities such as job centres or schools; some have little social contacts which would allow them to hear about opportunities for them. Furthermore, the methods for motivating and getting the participants into a regular rhythm of attendance and work schedule are very important. Therefore, what the partner organisation wants to establish with this project is a systemic approach to NEET projects on a regional level that provides services to as many NEETs as possible and uses informal and formal learning methods to motivate the young people and train them for employment or reintegration into education.Objectives of the project:1: Set up a system of cooperation with local authorities, NGOs, schools and businesses in order to reach as many NEETs as possible and re-integrate them in education, training or employment. 2: Development and improvement of formal and informal training methods for the target group: setting up a curriculum, setting up a system of initial assessment for students, developing rules and criteria for assessment, best practice examples, development of new methods, including a manual for trainers, development of a guideline with methods and good practices)3: Development of an online tool which will allow institutions and trainers all over the European to receive information on Second Chance Training, including online teaching material on meton methods and will provide a platform for trainers and students of Second Chance institutions to exchange knowledge and experiences. 4: Each partner implements a Second Chance training according to the developed training methods and the online platform.The project will develop an intregrated regional approach which is supported by an online Exchange and Training platform and handbook on how to create and optimise Second Chance Training which can be used by other organisation, institutions, regions and trainers interested in or already implementing Second Chance Training.