30 November – 3 December 2026
30 November – 3 December 2026
Erasmus+ KA122 application writing
16 hours over 4 afternoons
18:00–22:00(Greek time)
Places are available

Online via Zoom
Choose the seminar that helps you write your application or manage your approved project.
The Key Action 1 seminars cover writing the application and managing the approved project. The Key Action 2 seminars cover writing the application for the three partnership actions managed by the National Agencies: KA210, KA220 and KA240.
Choose your situation and the page takes you to the right seminar.
Organisation accreditation
You learn to write the accreditation application and the Erasmus Plan, the route to multi-year funding for your organisation.
The dates of the next seminar have not been announced yet.
Short-term mobility projects
You learn to write your organisation's first mobility application, from analysing its needs to setting its objectives.
Next seminar: 30 November – 3 December 2026
Registration open until 29 November · 44 days left
Register nowSmall-scale partnerships
You learn to design your organisation's first European partnership: a small-scale project with at least one partner from another country, a lump sum of €30,000 or €60,000 and a simpler application, designed for organisations new to Erasmus+.
The dates of the next seminar have not been announced yet.
Cooperation partnerships
You learn to write a cooperation partnership application involving at least three organisations from three different countries: needs analysis, work packages and results that can be transferred and used beyond the partnership.
The dates of the next seminar have not been announced yet.
European partnerships for school development
For school authorities and school coordinating bodies that apply together with their schools. You learn to design a three-year partnership of at least six organisations, focused on the quality of teaching and on mobility in school education.
The dates of the next seminar have not been announced yet.
Erasmus+, Key Action 1
You learn to implement your approved project from the grant agreement to the final report: implementation stages, digital record-keeping, the Beneficiary Module and the use of artificial intelligence to find host organisations.
The dates of the next seminar have not been announced yet.
Erasmus+ KA121: Accredited organisations
You learn to manage an accredited organisation's annual project: implementation stages, digital record-keeping, the Beneficiary Module, finding host organisations and the final report.
The dates of the next seminar have not been announced yet.
Each seminar takes place over four afternoons via Zoom and combines clear, detailed theory with practical exercises on its subject: writing the application or managing the approved project.
In each e-workshop, you work with other participants on hypothetical application and project data based on real cases and present your group’s results to all participants.
Each seminar's Padlet brings together Erasmus+ Programme guides, checklists for writing the application or for each stage of project implementation, the workshop materials and useful links. Once you register, you can access all the materials and save them to your computer. Access remains active until one week after the seminar ends.
When you complete a seminar, you receive your certificate of attendance by email, at the address you provided when you registered.
About two weeks before the submission deadline, you meet the trainer online for one hour, and he answers the questions you have sent in advance about your own application.

Our trainer
Tasos Barmpas worked for six years at the Erasmus+ National Agency of IKY (2019–2025), first as Project Manager and then as Coordinator of Key Action 2, also responsible for the school education sector.
Read his full profileThe seminars are intended for teachers and staff from general education schools, vocational education and training providers and adult education providers, as well as staff from other organisations planning or implementing an Erasmus+ project. Enrolment is in the participant’s name, and the invoice or service receipt can be issued to the organisation covering the cost.
Payment is made by card at enrolment or by bank transfer, and your place is secured as soon as the payment is completed. You then receive a payment receipt, and after the seminar the invoice or receipt for services is issued with the details you provided at enrolment.
The seminar takes place in four afternoon sessions, which are not recorded and cannot be made up within the same run. If you miss a session, you may, if you wish, attend the corresponding session in a future run of the seminar. The certificate of attendance is issued normally with one absence.
After the seminar is completed, your certificate of attendance is sent electronically to the email address you provided at enrolment.
The right of withdrawal and the cancellation procedure are described in the enrolment conditions.
We use cookies to improve your experience. Read our Cookie Policy for more information.