The main aim of the Learning Partnership was the exchange of transnational experiences, methods and best practices in addressing the lack of interest towards learning and/or employment shown by young people. The project introduces theatre techniques as a starting point to motivate them and avoid unemployment or even inactivity. Theatre is seen as a powerful tool for self-development and as an effective way of communication to raise awareness on selected issues. Theatre can even support employment search or training.Groups of students in each country have written and performed a theatre play, which helped them to improve their personal and social skills. The plays were performed during “Act your Job Days”, where other staff and students of each Centre were invited. The play could also be open to relatives and students from partner countries. The main outcomes of the project have been:-A best practices handbook, which summarises the experiences on how theatre can be used for personal development-A handbook containing all the scripts for theatre plays, written by students at each associated institution. This product can be easily transferred within each institution or exported to other VET centres.-Videos on the performances. All these materials are available at www.actyourjob.eu