What is Erasmus+
The Erasmus+ Program is the EU’s grant program in the fields of education, youth, and sports. It supports studying, teaching, internships, professional development, non-formal learning-based youth activities, and collaborations between institutions abroad.
The School Education Student and Staff Mobility activity offers institutions the opportunity to organize learning mobilities for their educational staff and students to Program Countries and to invite experts and teachers from Program Countries.
Through learner mobility in vocational education, students enrolled in basic vocational education programs (vocational and technical secondary school students and trainees) and those in continuous vocational education programs are supported to improve their skills and competencies abroad. This activity aims to provide vocational learners with opportunities for professional development.
This activity provides staff responsible for adult education and adult learners in institutions operating in the field of adult education with the opportunity to receive and/or provide training in a Program Country.
Small-Scale Partnerships under Key Action 2 Partnerships for Cooperation provide small-scale institutions or those with little or no experience in Erasmus+ the opportunity to benefit from the Erasmus+ Program according to their institutional capacities and experience. Compared to Cooperation Partnerships, these are shorter in duration, have smaller budgets, and offer simplified conditions, making them accessible for first-time applicants.
Small-Scale Partnerships under Key Action 2 Partnerships for Cooperation offer institutions with little or no experience in Erasmus+ the opportunity to participate in the program according to their capacities. These partnerships are shorter, have lower budgets, and provide easier conditions for first-time applicants.
Through Small-Scale Partnerships, institutions have the opportunity to create collaboration networks, enhance their international capacities, and share innovative ideas, practices, and methods.
Under Key Action 2 Partnerships for Cooperation, Small-Scale Partnerships in Adult Education provide institutions with little or no experience in Erasmus+ the opportunity to benefit from the program according to their institutional capacities and experiences.
Cooperation Partnerships under Key Action 2 Partnerships for Cooperation offer participating institutions opportunities to gain international cooperation experience and enhance institutional capacities. It also includes mobility opportunities abroad for educational staff and students.
Cooperation Partnerships under Key Action 2 (KA 220) provide participating institutions with opportunities for international cooperation experience and institutional capacity development. High-quality innovative outputs are expected from these partnerships. Cooperation Partnerships must be based on a clear and concrete needs analysis, with measurable, achievable objectives addressing these needs.
Cooperation Partnerships in Youth under Key Action 2 aim to strengthen international cooperation, build and enhance partnership networks, and produce high-quality innovative outputs/products. These projects aim to develop, transfer, and/or implement innovative practices, promote joint initiatives for cooperation, peer learning, and exchange of experience at the European level.
Cooperation Partnerships in Adult Education under Key Action 2 allow institutions in Program Countries to collaborate and form partnerships. These partnerships aim to provide participants with international cooperation experience, strengthen their capacities, and produce high-quality innovative outputs.
This activity allows young people aged 13-30 and youth groups from Program Countries to come together and learn about each other’s cultures. It also supports activities that facilitate the education of individuals active in youth work and organizations, the creation of partnerships and networks, regardless of age criteria. This opportunity supports Youth Exchanges and Mobility of Youth Workers.
It provides institutions with the opportunity to establish partnerships with organizations abroad through Youth Exchanges and Mobility of Youth Workers.
Youth Participation projects focus on solving young people's issues by considering democratic values. Through local, national, and transnational activities based on non-formal learning and the participation of young people, solutions to problems are proposed and presented to policymakers and decision-makers. Furthermore, these projects aim to contribute to the objectives of the 2019-2027 EU Youth Strategy.
