International Youth exchange “From Dream to Employment” will take place in Naples, Italy from 06.10.2016 until 16.10.2016, it will gather 36 participants from Italy, Serbia, Ukraine, Turkey, Cyprus, United Kingdon and Azerbaijan. Youth exchange is dedicated to young people, which after finish school have difficulties find an employment that they like. Aged between 15 and 24 years old that neither in employment nor in education and training (NEETS). We chose this group because after we read several EU studies, we find out that this group has a high risk of being excluded from the labour market (https://www.eurofound.europa.eu/young-people-and-neets-1). We also realized that the future of this young people is a priority for the EU’s ET 2020 framework so we want this project to make them realize that skill improvement can help you find an employment.All the activities of this project based on variety of non formal methods (games, teambuildings, visual methods, competitions, role plays, group work, peer to peer learning, discussion), structured in the way to meet needs of young people. Starting from analyzing their passions and identifying what they want to do, realizing what strong parts they have, more clear understanding in what company they would like to work, creating their motivation letters, Europass CV, Video CV, practically try different methods to apply for job, improve their self esteem and communicational skills.The most important impact would be impact on 36 participants, which will significantly develop themselves with skills, knowledge and attitudes towards finding an employment they like and that match their type of personality. They will become an example, role models for hundreds or thousands other young people who still don’t know what they want to do in their lives, don’t know how to apply to jobs, how to prepare interview etc. Thus, level of unemployment among NEET will slightly start to fall down.Besides that raised awareness on the difficulties for young people to find a job that they like, after they finish school, as well as promoting Erasmus+ program and volunteering as a way to acquire skills that will help the transition into a paid career, will be one more step in bringing new policies and reforms on European level.