How to Apply
Individuals who wish to participate in a programme need to apply via an organisation (individual applications are not possible) – More details on this can be found with your national agency who can help you with the application process National Agencies | Erasmus+ (europa.eu)
Apply via National Agencies for :
KA1 – Learning Mobility of Individuals
- Mobility projects for School education pupils and staff
- Mobility projects for Adult education learner and staff
- Mobility projects in the field of youth
- Youth Participation Activities
- Mobility of staff in the field of sport
KA2 – Cooperation among organisations and institutions
- Cooperation Partnerships in the fields of Higher Education, Vocational Education and Training, School Education, Adult Education and Youth
- Small Scale Partnerships in the fields of Vocational Education and Training, School Education, Adult Education and Youth
Registration for organisations taking part in Erasmus+
Any organisation that wants to apply for an accreditation or for a grant under Erasmus+ must
- sign up to the general European Commission authentication service (EU Login). EU Login is a general authentication service for a wide range of European Commission services.
Sign up for an EU Login account - register with the relevant organisation management service
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Teaching 21st Century Skills in the Digital Age
This course allows practising teachers to reflect on their experiences of using tech in the classroom and the need for 21st Century Skills. It looks at the impact of the integration of new technologies and practices into education, and considers what we can do to incorporate digital tools, AI, and virtual approaches into teaching and learning even more effectively.
English Language and Irish Culture
This course is an intensive professional training course for teachers who want to develop their communicative competence in English, while learning about Irish culture and heritage. Teachers can also participate in a variety of innovative teaching methodology workshops to refresh their teaching practice. Learn about Irish literature, folklore, music and dance.
English Language & Professional Communication
The course aims to meet participants’ specific language needs, whether its language for social or professional purposes. The course gives participants the opportunity to develop all core language skills with immersion in dynamic international classes, or in closed groups with other education professionals. Learn to use English in authentic, real-life scenarios
CLIL – Content Language and Integrated Learning
This course offers an introduction to CLIL for Primary and Secondary teachers. It is a practical course giving participants the opportunity to explore new ideas, tips and strategies for teaching curricular subjects through English. Participants examine the role of language in CLIL and look at ways they can support their students’ language development across all skills.
Classroom Management and Methodology
This course for teachers at Primary and Secondary level focuses on learner-centred methodologies which put communicative language use at their core. The course explores ideas, techniques and resources for language teaching and learning, where the primary focus is on the development of students’ communicative competence.