Programs that aim to teach students a set of basic skills that help them deal effectively and flexibly with everyday life challenges, such as problem-solving skills, critical thinking, time management, self-regulation, emotion control, effective communication, collaboration, decision-making, and coping skills. These programs are delivered through classroom and extracurricular activities, often using an active and interactive learning approach with a focus on real-life situations. They aim to prepare students to become effective members of their communities, capable of self-management and achieving psychological and social well-being. They also strengthen the link between education and practical life and are a key element of modern comprehensive education.