In 2014 the Lifelong Learning Programme (LLP), together with the Comenius-Grundvig and Leonardo programmes, was replaced by the new Erasmus+ programme. The grants are available to residents of the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Turkey and Macedonia.

The Erasmus+ programme aims to boost skills and employability, as well as modernising education, training, and youth work.

The grants of the Erasmus + KA1 Mobility programme aim to increase the mobility of individuals in all types of education: School, professional training, higher education and adult education.

The grants should cover the majority of the costs involved in travel, living expenses and the course itself. The Erasmus+ program doesn’t allow applications from individuals directly. All applications should come directly from a teaching institution. For more information ask at your school, institute or job centre

Erasmus+ funded courses in EEA Schools

Educational institutions and schools can apply for funding to take or create a Spanish course in our member schools. For example, many of our schools offer specialized training for European language teachers that teach Spanish as a foreign language, frequently paid for by European funding.  All our member schools are accredited by the Instituto Cervantes and this guarantees a high quality of education.