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What is Erasmus+?
If you belong to an organisation active in Adult Education, School Education, Vocational Education and Training, or Youth, you can apply for funding to carry out projects consistent with the Erasmus Programme’s objectives.
What are the Erasmus+ Programme objectives?
- Support through lifelong learning for the educational, professional and personal development of people in education, training and youth, in Europe and beyond.
- Build a European Education Area to support European strategic cooperation in education and training, and in advancing youth policy cooperation under the Youth Strategy 2019 to 2027.
- Promote Learning Mobility in Education and Training for staff, pupils and learners, along with cooperation, quality, inclusion and equity, excellence, creativity and innovation.
- Promote Learning Mobility in Youth to support young people, youth workers and organisations to actively participate in non-formal and informal learning mobility.
Read on to see how ATC can help with your Erasmus+ Ireland programme.
Bray and Dublin
Teacher Training & Development
School Groups
High School Programme in Ireland
KA1 Activities
KA2 Cooperation
what are the Erasmus+ Key Priorities?
- Inclusion and Diversity
This priority promotes equal opportunities and access, inclusion, diversity and fairness across all areas, with focus on organisations and participants with fewer opportunities.
The Inclusion and Diversity Strategy aims to address the barriers different groups face when accessing opportunities in Europe and beyond.
- Digital Transformation
This priority aims to engage learners, educators, youth workers, young people and organisations in the path to digital transformation.
- Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change
This priority recognises the key role of schools to engage with pupils, parents, and the wider community on the changes we need for Europe to become ‘climate neutral’ by 2050.
- Participation in Democratic Life
This priority supports people to become actively engaged with their communities and with political and social life.
These four key priorities are informed by the fundamental rights of the individual and the evolving needs of the global community.
All Erasmus+ opportunities provided by ATC Language School connect with one or more of these key priorities.
What Are Erasmus+ Key Actions
Key Actions is the collective name for activities and projects that can be funded under Erasmus+.
Here at ATC Language Schools, we offer opportunities for
Key Actions 1 Mobility of Individuals
And
Key Action 2 Cooperation among organisations and institutions.
KA 1 Mobility of Individuals
This Key Action supports Mobility of learners and staff. A ‘Mobility’ project is where a school or an organisation in the field of school education sends its pupils or staff to another country to train, learn, go on a teaching assignment, or job-shadow. The school or organisation applies to their National Agency for funding to prepare and manage the project, and for the costs of travel and participation.
Find your National Agency here: http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/contact
ATC Language Schools’ programmes that meet the Erasmus+ KA1 activities can be found here –
School Teachers and Administrative Staff –
School Teachers –
- New for 2024! – Language Teaching in the Age of AI
- CLIL for Primary Teachers
- CLIL for Secondary Teachers
- STEAM Methodology for Primary Teachers
- STEAM Methodology for Secondary Teachers
- Project Based Learning in the Digital Age
- Irish Culture and Language Development
- Refresher Course for Language Teachers
Environment and The Fight Against Climate Change
- Green Voices for Lower Secondary Students
- Green Voices for Upper Secondary Students
Digital Transformation
- World of Work – Skills for the Next Generation
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Maths)
- STEAM for Primary Students
- STEAM for Secondary Students
KA 2 Cooperation among organisations and institutions
This Key Action Enables organisations to work together in partnerships in order to improve 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.
If you wish to get involved in a KA2 partnership with ATC Language Schools, please contact our Academic Director directly at nadine@atcireland.ie
ATC Language Schools OID Code:
For teachers applying through the Erasmus Plus scheme the OID for ATC Language Schools is E10133233.
ATC Language Schools PIF:
For further information please download the PIF here – Partner Identification Form.
For more information on Erasmus+ 2021-2027 visit the European Commission Website:
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