Life long learning and unemployment know no frontiers. Farmers, regardless the country they live and work, have similar needs for upgrading their skills and limited free time to participate in traditional training courses. On the other hand job seekers across Europe require training which address real market needs and a sustainable job position in order to overcome the uncertainty of the current economical crisis.Filling that gap in the agricultural sector, Agrotate project intents:- to promote the job rotation e-service by giving the ability to farmers to further educate themselves or their employees, replacing them with suitable trained unemployed people,- to fight the long-term unemployment by training unemployed in real farms’ production procedures and enabling them this way to access labour market,- to reduce the gap between the demanded and offered qualifications in the agricultural sector,- to boost the productivity of the participating farms by supporting the adoption of new business models and organisational structures, and- to increase the availability of e-learning services for the agricultural sector. And last but not least, the Agrotate project aims to further validate European markets for the possibility of making the job rotation e-platform a standard e-service.