The project promotes non-formal learning activities in youth work, targeting young people with fewer opportunities in Jordan and Palestine, The project aims to improve entrepreneurial competences, ensuring youth have the skills to actively participate in society and connect to the labour market. The activities in the project are designed to improve resilience of Jordanian and Palestinian youth by sustainably implementing the EntreComp framework in youth work organisations. We will do so by raising the capacity of two strategic youth organisations in Palestine (Sharek Youth Forum) and Jordan (Jordan River Foundation). In these regions we work with youth from severely disadvantaged areas in the Jordan Valley and the Southern West Bank areas.The European Entrepreneurship Competence framework (EntreComp) is a unique tool to train resilience, initiative and collaboration skills and for anyone who wants to help others develop their potential to make a positive impact. In the project, we are going to make youth workers in Jordan and Palestine aware of the possibilities of EntreComp in a way that they can utilize it for the youth target groups they are working with. The project is focussed on strengthening youth workers in their capacity to work with EntreComp and to fully implement the Arab EntreComp community among the partners and beyond. During the project 32 Youth workers are selected as master trainers and trained to train youth workers throughout Palestine and Jordan in working with the Arab EntreComp. We will make entrepreneurial training more attractive and relevant for youth by providing innovative digital training methods and updating of current training material. In total, we aim to train 80 youth in EntreComp via the interactive VR scenario’s. The result will be that the Arabic EntreComp is utilized, training material is further developed for wider use in MENA region and the relationship between youth stakeholders in the focus area is strengthened.