Erasmus+ KA1 project results across Europe. Check which organizations got the funding in 2020 and will be able to enhance their European added value with international trainings for teachers, staff and students.
EU countries: Austria: all results Belgium: YIA-BEDE, EPOS, AEF Bulgaria: all results Croatia: KA101, KA102, KA103, KA104 Cyprus: all results Czech Republic: all results Denmark: all projects Estonia: all results Finland: soon France: all results Germany: soon Greece: soon Hungary: all results Ireland: soon Italy: KA101, KA102, KA104 Latvia: all results Lithuania: KA103 Luxembourg: all results Malta: all results Netherlands: soon Poland: all results Portugal: all results Romania: soon Slovakia: all results Slovenia: all results Spain: all results Sweden: all results For this summer we prepared a special selection of courses adapted to the COVID-19 with all the safety precautions: July: ICT in my Classroom, De Bono Thinking Tools in a Classroom, Science for Primary School Children, Teaching Thinking Tools, From Distance to Blended Learning Digital Competencies August: Peer coaching, Emotional Intelligence, Multiculturalism, From Distance to Blended Learning Digital Competencies Welcome to join! In this blog we offer you a concrete example of the difference between learning needs, goals, outcomes, activities and impact as it is used in all Erasmus+ mobility projects.
Drafting Erasmus+ KA1 mobility project might cause some difficulties in understanding terminology used by Erasmus+ programme guide. The same terminology as in Erasmus+ programme guide should be used by applicant in their application form. We explained the terminology and ideas for drafting arguments in different other blogs on our webpage www.erasmusbyprimerasupport.com. In this blog we only use a concrete example to explain the difference. European development plan is a strategic vision of internationalization and modernization of your school.
From the Erasmus+ programme guide and from our blog Tips you need for valuable European development plan you know which areas should it cover. In this blog we prepared some questions that might help you think when preparing the European development plan. Questions for European development plan in KA1 Erasmus+ mobility application:
Plans for mobility:
After mobility:
Source: Cmepius, Slovene national agency Impact and dissemination bring you almost one third of scores in assessing the quality of your mobility project. Therefore, it is worth to put an effort to this part of your project.
The impact of the projects is related to the learning outcomes. Concrete learning outcomes lead to impact and this logical link has to be clearly demonstrated in the application form. But not just that. It is equally important to consider, how your mobility project will affect stakeholders outside your organisation. Different levels are important: institutional, local, regional, national and/or international levels. By tips below we aim to provide some ideas for effective arguments in the impact part of the application form for KA1 mobility projects. |
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