Erasmus+ courses are open to teachers, educators, school administrators, and professionals working in education. Eligibility varies depending on the funding rules of your organization and country.

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To apply for Erasmus+ funding, your institution must submit a project proposal under the Key Action 1 (KA1) mobility program. Once approved, you can select a course provider and attend the training.

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Erasmus+ enhances professional development by:

• Expanding Skill Sets: Participants acquire new teaching methodologies, technological competencies, and innovative practices.

• Networking: Building international connections with peers fosters the exchange of ideas and collaborative projects.

• Cultural Exposure: Experiencing different educational systems and cultures broadens perspectives and adaptability.

Language requirements vary depending on the host institution and the nature of the mobility activity. While some programs may require proficiency in the host country’s language, many offer courses in English or provide language support to participants. It’s advisable to check the specific language prerequisites of the desired program and consider enrolling in language preparation courses if necessary.