A seminar for education and training professionals who want to secure multi-year Erasmus+ funding for their organisations.
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…you are a teacher or a member of staff at a general education school, a vocational education and training provider or an adult education organisation, and you want your organisation to obtain Erasmus accreditation (KA120), giving it steady access to funding for mobility activities until the end of the programme period.
With Erasmus accreditation, you do not write a new application from scratch every year: you submit a simplified funding application (KA121) and implement the Erasmus Plan that has already been approved. In the seminar, you learn how Erasmus accreditation, the Erasmus Plan and the annual funding applications fit together.
The Erasmus Plan is the core of the application: it sets out the organisation's objectives for the entire accreditation period, the activities that will support them and the ways in which their success will be measured. In the seminar, you learn to start from your organisation’s needs and turn them into clear, measurable objectives, exactly as the application requires.
The trainer has been assessing Key Action 1 applications for Erasmus+ National Agencies since 2020. In the seminar, you examine each application question against the award criteria and learn which answers score well and which do not.
The seminar takes place over four afternoons via Zoom and combines clear, detailed theory with practical exercises on the different sections of the application.
In each e-workshop, you work with other participants on hypothetical application examples based on real cases and present your group’s results to all participants.
The Padlet brings together Erasmus+ Programme guides, application-writing checklists 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.
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.
When you complete the seminar, you receive your certificate of attendance by email, at the address you provided when you registered.
understand the Erasmus quality standards and how they are reflected in every question of the accreditation application.
read your application through an evaluator’s eyes.
write comprehensive, measurable objectives for the entire accreditation period.
define the methods and indicators you will use to monitor and evaluate the achievement of your objectives.
choose activity types and host organisations that directly address your organisation's objectives and needs.
answer every application question clearly and with supporting evidence, so that your answers form a coherent Erasmus Plan.
The first two days focus mainly on theory and the last two on practical group exercises, so that each day builds on the previous one.
The first day places the KA120 application within Key Action 1 and explains what the Erasmus Plan is and which commitments your organisation takes on when it accepts the Erasmus quality standards.
The second day begins with practice on the quality standards, presents the award criteria and then analyses the KA120 application question by question, with a suggested answer structure for each one.
The third day is devoted entirely to practical exercises in three e-workshops where you work in groups. After each workshop, one group presents its worksheet to all participants and a discussion follows.
The fourth day draws on all your experience so far: you work with your group to write comprehensive objectives for the Erasmus Plan and present them to all participants.
«I attended Mr Barmpas's training on writing an accreditation application for our school. His guidance was complete and structured, and his workshops helped me greatly to understand the steps towards a good application.»
«The seminar I attended was thorough and extremely informative. I recommend Inkludio without reservation!»
«An excellent training experience! I attended the training on Erasmus+ Accreditation KA120 applications and Strategic Cooperation Partnerships KA220. The training was substantial and provided all the tools and knowledge I needed to meet the demands of the applications. Thanks to the right guidance and the expertise my team and I acquired, our accreditation application was successfully approved. I recommend Inkludio Training to anyone looking for serious and effective training!»
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