Erasmus+ Program Guide: Key Points Summary

Explore mobility projects for higher education students and staff that build professional skills, foster cooperation between institutions, and develop intercultural competences, labour market skills, and teaching methods.

Erasmus accreditation certifies quality for ongoing mobility in vocational education, school education, and adult education, with eligible institutions able to access funding and plan long-term activities.

Strengthen vocational education and training across Europe by enabling mobility for learners and staff, including work-based learning, apprenticeships, teaching assignments, training events, and job shadowing, boosting employability and innovation.

Explore mobility for pupils and staff in school education, including types of mobility, pupil mobility, short-term exchanges and long-term study mobility, and staff opportunities to exchange practices and foster inclusion.

Explore youth learning mobility and participation activities that engage young people in democratic life, build citizenship and foster social inclusion through EU inclusion actions offering travel and intercultural experiences.

Enhance adult education through international mobility for learners and staff, enriching personal and professional development with a focus on digital skills, inclusion, and sustainability.

Explore key action 2: cooperation among organizations and institutions through partnerships that support cross-border collaboration to improve educational practices and share knowledge for smaller or new Erasmus+ participants.

Discover how partnerships for excellence connect vocational education providers with industry to boost skills development, and explore Erasmus+ centres of vocational excellence and teacher academies promoting European values in education.

Aligns horizontal priorities for mobility projects across all sectors by integrating inclusion and diversity, promoting environmental sustainability, and enabling digital transformation through digital tools to enhance learning and cooperation.

Explore mobility for pupils and staff in school education, from short and long term exchanges to job shadowing and teaching assignments, with emphasis on inclusion, environmental sustainability, and digital collaboration.

Explore Erasmus+ funding rules for school education mobility projects, covering organizational support, travel, daily allowances, inclusion, staff course fees, language support, and exceptional costs.

Submit detailed project plans outlining purpose, activities, and outcomes aligned with Erasmus+ priorities such as inclusion and sustainability, while ensuring quality standards and using epal to find partners.

Explore mobility opportunities for adult learners and staff to enhance education quality through international experience, covering learner and staff mobility, travel, subsistence, inclusion, course fees, and language training.

Learn about Erasmus+ key actions for youth mobility, including youth exchanges, mobility projects for youth workers, youth participation, and inclusion, with funding, accreditation, and quality standards.

Enhance staff mobility in sport through abroad-based professional development, job shadowing and training, and knowledge transfer to strengthen grassroots organisations and promote European values.

Explore how Erasmus+ cooperation partnerships enable cross-country organizations to collaborate on projects, share innovative practices, and advance learning activities, training, and peer learning for improvements in education and training.

Widen access to the Erasmus+ programme with small scale partnerships offering lower grant amounts, shorter durations, and simpler administrative requirements for grassroots organisations and newcomers.

Explore long-term partnerships for excellence in education, training and youth, driving innovation through centres of vocational excellence, teacher academies, and Erasmus Mundus actions for sustainable, high-impact outcomes.

Centres of vocational excellence (CoVEs) catalyze regional development by delivering high-quality VET, youth training, upskilling adults, and aligning training with the EU's skills, education, Green Deal, and digital strategies.

Erasmus+ teacher academies foster collaboration and innovation among teacher educators to enhance teacher education across Europe and emphasize inclusive education, digital skills, and EU priorities.

Explore how Erasmus Mundus Action enhances European higher education quality and promotes cooperation with third countries through the joint master's objective and design measures for program design and mobility.

Explore Erasmus+ initiatives that foster innovative education and training through strategic partnerships, including alliances for innovation and sectoral cooperation on skills, with work-based learning to boost growth and social inclusion.

Builds capacity for higher education by modernizing, internationalizing, and aligning quality and relevance with labor markets in third countries, in line with SDGs and the Paris Agreement.

Build capacity in vocational education and training to align VET systems with labor market needs. Enhance inclusion, lifelong learning, and international cooperation through curriculum development, training, governance, and entrepreneurship.

Builds capacity of youth organizations in third countries to work with young people and promote non-formal learning. Empowers active citizenship and social inclusion through training, networking, and quality projects.

Build capacity of sport organizations in third countries by improving governance, delivering training, and implementing inclusive programs to boost health, social inclusion, and international cooperation.

Promote volunteering and social inclusion through not-for-profit European sport events that engage participants from across Europe and foster healthy lifestyles.

Key action three supports EU policy development and cooperation in education, training, youth and sport by fostering governance, policy dialogue, stakeholder engagement, and evidence-informed decision making.

Connect youth organisations across borders to promote European values and foster youth participation in democratic life through transnational activities, civic engagement, and youth-led projects addressing European and global challenges.

Explore Jean Monnet actions under CA3 that promote excellence in EU studies teaching and research, build networks among scholars and policymakers, and develop Monnet modules and three centers of excellence.

Register your organization in the Funding and Tenders Portal, check compliance with eligibility and award criteria, understand eligible costs and funding rules, and submit by the deadlines.

Register your organisation to receive a participant identification code pack for Erasmus+ actions. Register all applicants, affiliated entities, and associated partners via the Organisation Registration System.

Check compliance with program criteria by ensuring eligibility criteria for the action, including participating organizations, project type, and proposed activities. Evaluate proposals on relevance, quality, design, impact, and dissemination potential.

Master the financial conditions and funding rules for Erasmus+ projects, including eligible costs, co-financing rates, payment arrangements, and budget planning aligned with economy, efficiency, and effectiveness.

Complete the application form in full, detailing the project objectives, activities, expected outcomes, and budget, and submit via designated online platforms by the specified deadlines; late submissions are not accepted.