The EU's largest program for education, training and youthWhy Erasmus +?It is the European Union's programme that aims to modernize and internationalize education, vocational training and youth work. For individuals, it offers opportunities for the development of their skills on all three components (knowledge, skills, attitudes) as well as to exchange experiences with people with similar interests from other countries. For organizations, it offers financial support in order to develop their managerial capacity to better respond to the needs of the beneficiaries they serve and to the communities they support through international projects. All details can be accessed on the official website of the programme, www.erasmusplus.ro.
Budget and implementation periodWith a total budget of 14.7 billion euros for the period 2014 - 2020, Erasmus+ will involve approximately 4,000,000 students, teachers, young people, volunteers, youth workers etc. of which approx. 130,000 from Romania. The estimated budget for Romanian projects is approximately 450 million Euros during the seven years of operation.
Types of projectsWithin the framework of Erasmus +, three different types of projects can be supported through the National Agencies: mobility projects, strategic partnerships projects and dialogue for youth projects.
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Erasmus accreditation is a way to access mobility activities under the new Erasmus+ programme. Accreditation is like a membership card for organisations who want to benefit from Erasmus mobility activities.
On 15, 16 and 17 October 2020, the Erasmus Days will feature participants and beneficiaries in Europe and all over the world to celebrate the Erasmus+ programme and showcase its positive impact on people and organisations involved.
Erasmus accreditation is a way to access mobility activities under the new Erasmus+ programme. Accreditation is like a membership card for organisations who want to benefit from Erasmus mobility activities.
On 15, 16 and 17 October 2020, the Erasmus Days will feature participants and beneficiaries in Europe and all over the world to celebrate the Erasmus+ programme and showcase its positive impact on people and organisations involved.