YIntro covers the basic areas of knowledge and skills needed for youth information work and is meant to be an introduction to the field.

Digital YIntro is designed for youth information workers who have already successfully completed a YIntro or have gained experience in basic youth information knowledge.

Advanced YIntro is targeted at experienced youth information workers who aim to further develop their related skills and competences and to broaden their expertise on a more abstract level.

JIMMY targets youth workers who, within the context of their daily job, are partially but not exclusively providing information to young people.

YoMIM complements youth information services by paying special regard to young people who participate in cross-border European mobility programmes.

ALTYO provides basic information and understanding of the concept of advocacy and lobbying, particularly in the context of the dialogue between civil society organisations and the governmental sector.

DesYIgn provides information, resources and practical exercises for youth workers to learn to use service design methodology when designing services for young people.

eParticipation aims to provide professionals in the youth field with competences that enable them to plan and perform successful digital participation projects for youth.

MedYIa offers a solid foundation for anyone who comes into contact with young people in their work and wants to integrate the topic of media and information literacy in one way or another.

INFObassadors aims to encourage young people aged 18 to 22 to expect and demand appropriate information tailored to their needs.

infoPEERS is meant to help youth, youth workers, youth leaders, trainers and facilitators to design and implement quality peer education projects, based on best practices and experiences.