Erasmus+ Funding
Erasmus+ and European Funding
This project, “GENIE: Generative AI for Inclusive Education and Empowerment”, is co-funded by the European Union, which provides opportunities for people with fewer chances to access education and supports the digital transition by strengthening digital skills and the use of new technologies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I apply directly as a teacher?
No, applications are always submitted by your school/institution to the National Agency. You simply need to inform your school administration of your interest in attending a course abroad, and they will handle the application process on your behalf.
My school has never taken part, is that a problem?
No, this is not a problem at all. Schools and institutions that have never participated in Erasmus+ can apply through a KA122 short-term mobility project. This type of project is specifically designed for newcomers and does not require prior experience with Erasmus+.
With KA122:
Your school can apply for a small-scale project.
The application process is actually simpler and less demanding than for long-term accredited projects.
Funding can cover a limited number of mobilities (teachers or staff) so your school can try Erasmus+ without committing to a large program.
If your school enjoys the experience, it can later apply for an Erasmus+ accreditation (KA120), which allows regular participation and multi-year funding for our yearly events and camps in Lithuania and Malta for example.
Are all costs covered 100%?
Yes, within the official European rates: travel, accommodation, meals and course fees are all covered.
Can several teachers from the same school participate?
Yes, multiple teachers can travel to attend the same training. Your school can send a team of staff members to attend different courses or even the same session.