Key Changes to Erasmus+ for 2025 - A Quick Guide for Teachers

As you are on your way to applying for the Erasmus+ February 2025 call, here are some important changes introduced by the 2025 Erasmus+ Program Guide to have in mind while planning your project.

Key Changes:

• Clarified Roles for Supporting Organizations: The Guide provides a clearer definition of the roles and activities that supporting organizations can undertake in Erasmus+ projects. If a supporting organization is involved, their collaboration with the applicant organization must be formally regulated through a contract, which may be requested by the National Agency.

  
  

• Mobility Activities Must Take Place Abroad: All mobility activities must occur in an EU Member State or a third country associated with the Program. Additionally, activities must be based in the host organization's country, and each mobility activity can only take place in one country.

  
  

• Limited Participation in Staff Training Courses: A maximum of three individuals from the same sending organization and a maximum of ten individuals from the same consortium can participate in the same course. Each individual can only participate in one course per project.

  
  

• Reduced Duration of Staff Training Courses: The duration of staff training courses has been shortened from 2 to 30 days to 2 to 10 days.

  
  

• Consortium Participation Restrictions: Member organizations of an accredited consortium can submit a project proposal for Key Action 1 only twice within the same Activity Domain (ADU). If an organization is already participating in a consortium or has a short-term mobility project in progress, they cannot submit a new proposal.

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