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Erasmus Accreditation is a new way to access mobility activities under the new Erasmus Programme (2021-27).The  aim is to

• make the planning of Erasmus mobility projects  more strategic
• have a significant impact of the projects at institutional level
• better correlate with EU educational policies and/or objectives.

To achieve the above objectives the new Programme has been designed to make it easier for organizations to access. With Erasmus accreditation, organizations only need to be accredited once to receive funding for Key Action 1 mobility activities during the seven years of the Programme. Key Action 1 supports organizations in delivering professional and personal development opportunities for learners, teachers and trainers and other education staff.

 Each Erasmus Accreditation covers one of three fields of education:

1. Adult Education (Including formal, informal and non-formal education)

2. Vocational Education and Training (Including initial and continuing vocational education and training, and work-based learning in all of its forms)

3. School Education (Including early childhood education and care, pre-primary, primary and secondary schools)

Our primary goal is to prepare participant to submit a high quality accreditation application.  The secondary goal is at least 70% of those applying get an accreditation

 Each Erasmus Accreditation covers one of three fields of education:

1. Adult Education (Including formal, informal and non-formal education)

2. Vocational Education and Training (Including initial and continuing vocational education and training, and work-based learning in all of its forms)

3. School Education (Including early childhood education and care, pre-primary, primary and secondary schools)