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How to publish your Erasmus+ project on EPALE: step by step

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EPALE — the Electronic Platform for Adult Learning in Europe — is one of the most visited professional communities in European education and training. It hosts tens of thousands of practitioners, policymakers and educators from across all 33 Erasmus+ programme countries. For Erasmus+ projects in the fields of adult education, vocational training and school education, […]

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Erasmus+ for organisations in Romania: eligibility and key actions

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Romania has one of the largest and fastest-growing Erasmus+ participant communities in Central and Eastern Europe. Romanian schools, NGOs, VET providers, universities, youth organisations and public bodies have access to the full range of Erasmus+ actions — and the 2026 call offers significant opportunities across all sectors, from first-time applicants exploring KA210 to experienced organisations

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Erasmus+ for organisations in Portugal: 2026 guide

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Portugal has one of the most established Erasmus+ traditions in Europe. From Lisbon to the Azores, Portuguese schools, universities, VET providers, NGOs, youth organisations and public bodies have been active in the programme since its earliest years — and the 2026 call continues to offer significant opportunities across all sectors and all regions, including the

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Erasmus+ for VET providers in Greece: actions, funding and deadlines

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Vocational education and training is one of the most active sectors in the Erasmus+ programme. Greek VET providers — στρατηγικές σχολές, IEK, vocational lyceums (EPAL), centres of continuing vocational training and other organisations delivering initial and continuing vocational training — have access to a strong set of Erasmus+ actions designed specifically for the VET field.

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Erasmus+ for organisations in Spain

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Spain has one of the strongest Erasmus+ traditions in Europe. Spanish schools, universities, NGOs, youth organisations, VET providers and adult education centres have been active in the programme since its earliest years — and the 2026 call continues to offer significant opportunities for organisations across all sectors and all regions of Spain. This guide covers

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