đ Erasmus+ Essentials: From Policy to Practice
This dynamic course offers a comprehensive introduction to Erasmus+ and EU-funded educational projects, tailored for school professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of international collaboration, project management, and strategic impact. Through interactive workshops, case studies, and practical simulations, participants will gain the tools and confidence to lead successful Erasmus+ initiatives in their institutions.
đŻ Relevance
This training is designed for educators, school leaders, and project coordinators who are actively involved in international collaboration and Erasmus+ initiatives. As EU funding becomes increasingly strategic and impact-driven, understanding the full lifecycle of projectsâfrom application to disseminationâis essential. The course bridges policy and practice, empowering participants to lead meaningful, well-managed projects that benefit their institutions and communities.
đ Course Overview
This training course focuses on the practical and strategic aspects of Erasmus+ project management, equipping educators, school leaders, and coordinators with the essential skills to design, implement, and evaluate high-quality international projects. Participants will explore the full project lifecycle â from idea development and partnership building to reporting and impact assessment â with a strong emphasis on innovation, inclusion, and sustainability.
đ„ Group Size
Minimum: 7 participants
Maximum: 20 participants
đŻ Course Objectives
Understand the structure and priorities of the Erasmus+ programme, with a focus on KA1 and KA2 actions.
Learn how to develop strong project concepts aligned with EU values and institutional needs.
Acquire tools for effective partner search, consortium coordination, and intercultural collaboration.
Master the administrative and financial management of Erasmus+ projects, including budgeting and reporting.
Explore strategies for quality assurance, dissemination, and long-term impact.
Strengthen problem-solving and communication skills in international project contexts.
đ§ Training Course Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
â Project Design & Planning Develop coherent project proposals with clear objectives, work packages, and timelines, aligned with Erasmus+ priorities.
â Partnership Management Coordinate international teams, manage roles and responsibilities, and foster inclusive, effective collaboration.
â Grant Administration Navigate Erasmus+ financial rules, prepare budgets, and manage documentation for audits and reporting.
â Monitoring & Evaluation Design evaluation frameworks, collect feedback, and measure project outcomes against strategic goals.
â Dissemination & Impact Create dissemination plans, communicate results to stakeholders, and ensure long-term visibility and sustainability.
â Digital Tools & Platforms Use relevant platforms (e.g. EU Login, Mobility Tool+, Beneficiary Module) for project administration and reporting.
đ©âđ« Participant Profile
This course is designed for:
Erasmus+ coordinators
School leaders and administrators
Teachers and trainers involved in international projects
NGO staff and educational professionals seeking to strengthen project management skills
â Validation
Knowledge Check: Multiple-choice and short-answer questions on Erasmus+ structure, project phases, and financial rules.
Applied Tasks: Scenario-based exercises and mini case studies (e.g. âDesign a dissemination strategy for a KA220 project involving three countriesâ).
Final Reflection: Participants submit a short concept note or action plan for a future Erasmus+ initiative.
Certification: Europass Certificate of Participation issued upon completion.
Feedback & Evaluation: End-of-course workshop and online questionnaire to assess learning outcomes and course quality.
Schedule
đŠ Day 1 â Welcome & EU Policy Foundations
The program begins with a warm welcome and orientation, setting the stage for collaboration and shared learning. Participants explore the broader EU policy context, strategic priorities, and funding mechanisms that shape Erasmus+ and related programs. The day concludes with a hands-on workshop to map existing international activities within participantsâ schools.
Key topics:
- EU education and youth policies
- Strategic priorities and funding calls
- Erasmus+ 2021â2027: objectives, key elements, and documentation
- KA1 and KA2 opportunities: eligibility and activity types
- Institutional mapping of international engagement
đš Day 2 â Erasmus+ Project Management
This session dives into the full lifecycle of Erasmus+ projectsâfrom planning and approval to implementation and final reporting. Participants explore essential management techniques, digital tools, and administrative practices that ensure smooth coordination and compliance.
Key topics:
- Project lifecycle and management strategies
- Financial and technical administration
- Reporting, justification, and audit preparation
- Tools for documentation and mobility coordination
- Case study: lessons learned from a school-led project
đ§ Day 3 â Financial Management in Practice
Participants gain a clear understanding of Erasmus+ funding principles, budget categories, and reporting requirements. Through practical exercises, they learn how to build and monitor project budgets, track expenses, and ensure financial eligibility.
Key topics:
- Funding models: unit costs, lump sums, budget lines
- Budget planning and documentation
- Financial reporting tools and best practices
- Simulation: preparing and verifying a project budget
đ© Day 4 â Communication, Dissemination & Evaluation
Effective communication and dissemination are vital for project visibility and impact. This day focuses on branding, outreach strategies, and evaluation methods that help schools share results and measure success.
Key topics:
- Erasmus+ visual identity and branding rules
- Dissemination planning: audiences, channels, timing
- Implementation and reporting of dissemination activities
- Evaluation frameworks and feedback indicators
đȘ Day 5 â Internationalisation at Home & Wrap-Up
The final day explores how schools can engage all staff and students in internationalisationâeven those who donât travel. Participants reflect on common challenges, share practical solutions, and celebrate their learning journey.
Key topics:
- Inclusive internationalisation strategies
- Engaging non-mobile learners and educators
- Open discussion: challenges and approaches
- Final reflection, feedback, and certificate handover
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