The Erasmus+ program replaces original EU programs:
Lifelong learning program (Erasmus, Leonardo da Vinci, Comenius and Grundtvig)
Youth in action
International cooperation programs: Erasmus Mundus, Tempus, Alfa, Edulink and bilateral programs
Sport is added as new program activity.
Erasmus+ offers grants for a wide spectrum of initiatives in the area of education, specialized education, youth and sports. The program gives the opportunity to students, pupils of specialized training, academic staff, workers with youth and volunteers to spend time abroad and improve their knowledge, skills and employability. It supports organizations that can become involved into project cooperation and within partnerships share innovations in education, specialized training and youth. The new Sports initiative supports activities within mass sport. It will be solving problems like doping, violence and racism through cross-border cooperation.
The initiatives of the Erasmus+ program are divided into decentralized and centralized. The decentralized initiatives are managed by National Agencies in each program participating country. The centralized initiatives are managed by Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) based in Brussels. For applicants for cooperation with countries beyond the EU and other program countries (so-called partnership countries) there exist in each National Agency a single point (International Contact Points) and National Erasmus+ Offices are created in partnership countries.
Erasmus+ is open to a wide spectrum of organizations in all fields of education, specialized training, youth and sports. Any kind of Slovak public, private or non-profit organizations actively involved in these fields can ask for funds from program meeting conditions announced in the corresponding Call for applications. “The Erasmus+ program (2014-2020) is a community program that covers all education sectors from education through specialized education and training, university studies and adult education to the youth sector and some aspects of mass sport.
Key Action 2: Cooperation for Innovation and Exchange of Good Practices
This Action is all about enabling organisations to work together in order to improve their provision for learners and share innovative practices.
Under Key Action 2 organisations can apply for funding to work in partnership with organisations from other participating countries. The projects funded under this Key Action will focus on sharing, developing and transferring innovative practices in education, training and youth provision between participating countries.
Key Action 2 covers the five fields of higher education, vocational education and training (VET), schools, adult education and youth. It is important to note that target groups and activities for Key Action 2 vary by field. Key Action 2 aims to increase the positive impact of European activities at all levels to ensure benefits for the individuals, organisations and countries involved in projects.
We expect that events supported within this crucial event will have positive and long-lasting effects on participating organizations, policy systems within which these initiatives are created, and also on people directly or indirectly involved into organized actions. We also expect that this crucial event will lead into creation, transfer and/or performance of innovative processes at the organized, local, regional and domestic or European level.
The Erasmus+ program replaces original EU programs:
Erasmus+ offers grants for a wide spectrum of initiatives in the area of education, specialized education, youth and sports. The program gives the opportunity to students, pupils of specialized training, academic staff, workers with youth and volunteers to spend time abroad and improve their knowledge, skills and employability. It supports organizations that can become involved into project cooperation and within partnerships share innovations in education, specialized training and youth. The new Sports initiative supports activities within mass sport. It will be solving problems like doping, violence and racism through cross-border cooperation.
The initiatives of the Erasmus+ program are divided into decentralized and centralized. The decentralized initiatives are managed by National Agencies in each program participating country. The centralized initiatives are managed by Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) based in Brussels. For applicants for cooperation with countries beyond the EU and other program countries (so-called partnership countries) there exist in each National Agency a single point (International Contact Points) and National Erasmus+ Offices are created in partnership countries.
Erasmus+ is open to a wide spectrum of organizations in all fields of education, specialized training, youth and sports. Any kind of Slovak public, private or non-profit organizations actively involved in these fields can ask for funds from program meeting conditions announced in the corresponding Call for applications. “The Erasmus+ program (2014-2020) is a community program that covers all education sectors from education through specialized education and training, university studies and adult education to the youth sector and some aspects of mass sport.
Key Action 2: Cooperation for Innovation and Exchange of Good Practices
This Action is all about enabling organisations to work together in order to improve their provision for learners and share innovative practices.
Under Key Action 2 organisations can apply for funding to work in partnership with organisations from other participating countries. The projects funded under this Key Action will focus on sharing, developing and transferring innovative practices in education, training and youth provision between participating countries.
Key Action 2 covers the five fields of higher education, vocational education and training (VET), schools, adult education and youth. It is important to note that target groups and activities for Key Action 2 vary by field. Key Action 2 aims to increase the positive impact of European activities at all levels to ensure benefits for the individuals, organisations and countries involved in projects.
We expect that events supported within this crucial event will have positive and long-lasting effects on participating organizations, policy systems within which these initiatives are created, and also on people directly or indirectly involved into organized actions. We also expect that this crucial event will lead into creation, transfer and/or performance of innovative processes at the organized, local, regional and domestic or European level.
For more information about ERASMUS+ project visit: http://www.erasmusplus.sk/