Erasmus+ Project Design and Management

From idea to proposal, learn how to design, plan, and manage Erasmus+ projects that make an impact.

This practical course guides participants through every stage — from writing to partnership-building and dissemination — using real examples and hands-on tools.

Description

Would you like to turn your ideas into successful Erasmus+ projects?

This course offers a step-by-step guide to Erasmus+ project design, partnership building, and management. Participants gain the skills to transform needs and ideas into well-structured, fundable project proposals.

Through real examples, teamwork, and mentoring, you’ll learn how to create impactful projects under the different Erasmus+ Key Actions — from mobility projects to partnerships.

The course also covers practical management aspects: budgeting, evaluation, dissemination, and sustainability.

Methods Used

The course is based on non-formal and participatory learning methodologies:

• Interactive presentations and group discussions
• Project-lab workshops: from idea to proposal
• Peer review and partnership simulations
• Real case analysis of Erasmus+ projects
• Mentoring and feedback sessions

These participatory tools ensure a balance between theory, hands-on practice, and personal insight.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will to:

• Understand Erasmus+ structure, priorities, and Key Actions
• Learn to design project proposals from idea to application
• Gain confidence in partnership management and budget planning
• Apply effective strategies for impact, dissemination, and evaluation
• Strengthen European collaboration and networking skills

Target Group

Educators and professionals across all levels of education, including:

• Primary and secondary school teachers
• Vocational and adult education trainers
• School leaders, headmasters, and administrative staff
• Educators working in training centres, NGOs, and community organisations

This course welcomes participants from diverse educational backgrounds, creating a rich environment for exchange of ideas and practices.