The growing digitalization of society, accelerated by the implementation of the EU Digital Services Act (DSA), has created a pressing need for qualified individuals to serve as independent decision-makers in out-of-court settings. Article 21 DSA introduces a new architecture of Out-of-court Online Dispute Settlement (ODS) bodies, which require robust, fair, and rights-based decision-making. The training initiative responds to this need by preparing a new generation of dispute resolution specialists, compliance officers and legal professionals with the skills, knowledge, and ethical awareness necessary to serve in the ODS ecosystem. By equipping participants to understand both the normative and technical frameworks of the DSA, and by offering hands-on scenario-based skills training, the programme directly supports the growth of a new generation of digital adjudicators, dispute resolution specialists and compliance officers, who will provide high-quality and rights-compliant dispute resolution under the DSA across jurisdictions. This activity is the result of a collaborative effort between ITCILO, the University of Turin and leading actors in the ODS ecosystem, such as User Rights and Adroit Legal. Together, we aim to foster a shared culture of principled digital adjudication.