Key Action 1 Learning mobility of individuals
- Know the application deadline
- Read the relevant sections of the Erasmus+ Programme Guide
- Check our calendar for Information Sessions, Roadshows or Application Clinics in your area
- Agree a European Development Plan for your organisation, if you don’t already have one!
- Define your project outline and how it links to national and European policy
- Get support from us by attending an information session or seeking advice
- Identify potential receiving organisations or partners
- Get authorisation to apply from the legal representative of your organisation
- Make sure that any partners you want to name in the application form–including your own organisation!–have an Organisation ID.
- Check that your Adobe Reader is up-to-date and read our guide to accessing the application form
- Complete the form in detail making sure you address the award criteria
- Assemble and attach all the annexes you need for the application
- Submit online before the deadline! We can’t accept applications that are late – even by a few seconds.
- Read, sign and stamp your contracts before returning them to us
- Come to our Project Management Days
- Use your EU Login account to access Mobility Tool+ and register details of your project
- Watch our video on ‘How to Access the Mobility Tool’ if you have difficulties
- Maintain all the information and documents you’ll need for reporting and sharing
- Carry out activities as stated in your application form and notify us of any changes
- Maintain contact with us throughout the project
- Notify us immediately of cases of force majeure
- Share and promote your project throughout its lifecycle
- Know the reporting deadline(s) as written in your contact
- Download the relevant report form from Mobility Tool+
- Reflect all your all project activity in the report
- Upload any relevant annexes
- Submit online before the deadline!
Key Action 2 Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices
- Know the application deadline
- Read the relevant sections of the Erasmus+ Programme Guide
- Check our calendar for Information Sessions, Roadshows or Application Clinics in your area
- Define your project outline and how it links to national and European policy
- Get support from us by attending an information session or seeking advice
- Agree relevant project partner(s)
- Get authorisation to apply from the legal representative of your organisation
- Make sure all project partners–including your own organisation!–have an Organisation ID.
- Submit a KA2 Project Outline Form to get our feedback before submitting the full application
- Check that your Adobe Reader is up-to-date and read our guide to accessing the application form
- Come to our Application Workshop
- Complete the application e-form in detail making sure you address the award criteria
- Assemble and upload all annexes you will need for the application
- Submit online before the deadline! We can’t accept applications that are late – even by a few seconds.
- Read, sign and stamp your contracts before returning them to us
- Come to our Project Management Days
- Use your EU Login account to access Mobility Tool+ and register details of your project
- Watch our video on ‘How to Access the Mobility Tool’ if you have difficulties
- Maintain all the information and documents you’ll need for reporting and sharing
- Carry out activities as stated in your application form and notify us of any changes
- Maintain contact with us throughout the project
- Notify us immediately of cases of force majeure
- Share and promote your project throughout its lifecycle
- Know the reporting deadline(s) as written in your contract
- Download the relevant report form via Mobility Tool+
- Make sure all project activity is reflected in the report
- Make sure all participants have submitted their reports through Mobility Tool+ (Final Reports only)
- Upload any relevant annexes
- Submit online before the deadline
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