Erasmus+ Do you plan to submit your Erasmus+ project proposal? Let’s join forces! Info The Erasmus+ Programme is one of the European Union’s most visible success stories. It builds on the achievements of more than 30 years of European programmes in the fields of education, training, youth and sport, covering both an intra-European as well as an international partnerships dimension. Erasmus+ aims are focused on modernizing education, training and youth work across Europe. Erasmus+ is divided in 3 Key Actions: KA1 – is all about providing opportunities for individuals to improve their skills, enhance their employability and gain cultural awareness. Here you will find very popular youth exchanges and training courses. KA2 – is all about enabling organisations to work together in order to improve their provision for learners and share innovative practices. Here you will find well-known strategic partnership projects. KA3 – covers any type of activity aimed at supporting and facilitating the modernization of education and training systems. Click here to read the Erasmus+ Programme Guide 2021 The new 2021-2027 Erasmus+ is more inclusive, more digital, and greener. It has opportunities for all ages, and more choice for organisations. It provides opportunities for study periods abroad, traineeships, apprenticeships, and staff exchanges in all fields of education, training, youth and sport. It is open to school pupils, higher education and vocational education and training students, adult learners, youth exchanges, youth workers and sport coaches. The main features of the Erasmus+ 2021-2027 are: Inclusion and diversity: more inclusive and accessible funding program. Participation: improving active involvement in the program and in society. Sustainability: making the funding programs sustainable and promote sustainable action. Digitalization: promoting the use of digital tools and the development of digital skills. Youth Exchanges Open to people between the ages of 13 and 30. Group leader – at least 18 years old and without an upper age limit. They allow groups of young people from at least two different countries to meet, live together, work on shared projects for up to 21 days. Youth exchanges focus on intercultural learning, understanding, learning new cultures and countries through non-formal education methods. During a Youth Exchange, participants, supported by group leaders, jointly carry out a work programme (a mix of workshops, exercises, debates, role-plays, simulations, outdoor activities, etc.) designed and prepared by them before the Exchange. We organize lots of Erasmus+ projects, from Youth Exchanges to Training Courses. Take a look at our open calls!