Introduction: As is widely recognized, DATSs can be applied across various operations within the agri-food sector. Recent advancements in digital technologies have reached a level where they can deliver high-quality services to farmers, regardless of the type or scale of their farming activities, demonstrating increased scalability. These technologies cater to a wide range of farm types, which often differ significantly from one another, as well as to the diverse environments in which they must operate. Given that the project’s Test Cases span a significant portion of the European continent, the national training programs for advisors must account for this variability. Advisors will need to develop a clear methodology to adapt each training course to the specific needs of different agricultural sectors and conditions, ensuring the relevance and effectiveness of the training across diverse contexts. The aim of this session is, therefore, to create awareness about the necessity and means to adapt training in terms of content and/or methodology to a specific setting (overall environment/context of a TC, sector, country, cultural values and behaviours participants, own strengths, etc.). Participants will get insights to make a sound choice of adequate DATSs and contents. They will also reflect on and compare different methodologies and their optimal use and their usefulness in different settings. By the end of the session, participants should be able to adjust a basic TTT training blueprint to their specific setting.