Training & Cooperation Activities
Training & Cooperation Activities (TCAs) are events arranged by National Agencies to encourage collaboration and sharing of best practice within Erasmus+. They can be:
- Training and support events aimed at National Agency staff and project coordinators;
- Contact seminars to find project partners;
- Thematic seminars addressing specific topics in education, training and youth work.
Types of TCA
TCAs in the youth field are organised through the SALTO (Support, Advanced Learning and Training Opportunities) network. TCAs in other fields are arranged by National Agencies themselves, and opportunities to attend both are announced in our Training and Events section.
Training & Cooperation Activities
Funding
TCA costs vary according to the venue and programme involved. In general, participants in TCAs organised through SALTO receive a 70% reimbursement of their travel costs from Léargas. Participants in TCAs organised directly by other National Agencies and our National Agency are asked to contribute €65 towards the costs agreed with Léargas (usually international travel, event fee and accommodation)
Benefits
Taking part in a TCA allows organisations to expand their base of knowledge, extend their network of contacts, and increase the impact of their own work through sharing of information.
The Benefits of TCAs
This video by SALTO Education & Training shares the benefits of TCAs
Blogs from Participants
Takeaways from TCAs: Optimise Your Experience of Online Events
With online events here to stay for the foreseeable future, we chat with Senior Support and Development Officer Carmel Walsh about what to expect from TCAs and Training Opportunities scheduled for 2021. We also delve into the practicalities of online attendance with Lisa Downes, a Youth Worker at St. Andrews Resource Centre.
TCAs? For me?
Mailiis Komissarov joined Léargas on a placement in 2019. In this post she explains how Transnational Cooperation Activities (TCAs) can provide great opportunities for personal and professional development.
Erasmus+: Developing Creative Partnerships in Europe
Although Peter Hussey has worked on Erasmus+ projects for some time, he has never planned or taken part in a Partnership project. He recently attended a TCA course in Berlin on getting started with Partnerships and this. By the end of the course, they had created a Strategic Partnership proposal.
Upcoming Trainings and Events
Adult Education Erasmus+ Info Session
Learn more about the opportunities available for Adult Education organisations in 2026.
- Event Date: Thu May 14th
- Location: International (EU subsidised)
- Mode: Online
- Registration Deadline: 14.05.26
- Audience: Adult Education
- Register Now
SoliDARE – Meeting for organisations active in ESC in programme & partner countries
This event brings together European Solidarity Corps organisations and practitioners to reconnect, exchange experiences, strengthen the ESC community, and help shape the future of EU volunteering.
- Event Date: Mon Oct 5th
- Location: International (EU subsidised)
- Mode: In person
- Registration Deadline: 17.05.26
- Audience: European Solidarity Corps
- Register Now
KA120 Schools Accreditation Information Session
Erasmus+ Accreditation is an exciting way to plan a long-term international strategy for your organisation. If you would like to organise multiple projects to send your staff and learners abroad for valuable learning experiences, this could be the right option for you.
- Event Date: Wed May 20th
- Location: Ireland
- Mode: Online
- Registration Deadline: 20.05.2026
- Audience: School Education
- Register Here
Meet The Team
Celine Martin
Head of Youth, Sport and European Solidarity Corps Development (01) 8871255
Anna Kadzik-Bartoszewska
Senior Support and Development Officer, TCA/NET (01) 8871258
