Staff Exchange & Development

School Education Opportunities

1. Teacher & Staff Mobility
Teachers and school staff have opportunities to:

• Join specialized training courses

• Participate in job shadowing programs abroad

• Teach at partner schools internationally

These experiences promote professional growth and help bring innovative teaching practices back to their schools.

2. Partnership Projects
Schools from different countries collaborate on joint projects, covering topics such as:

• Environmental awareness

• Digital skills

• Inclusive education

• Cultural heritage

Students and teachers engage in both online and in-person activities, fostering cross-cultural learning and collaboration.

3. Institutional Cooperation
Schools can establish partnerships with municipalities, NGOs, universities, and other organizations.

Such collaborations support the development of:

• New teaching materials

• Innovative teaching methods

• Effective educational strategies

4. Professional Development & Capacity Building
Schools strengthen their management skills, expand international experience, and enhance long-term planning.
Teachers returning from international programs share insights and knowledge with colleagues, benefiting the entire school community.

Common Topics in Erasmus+ School Education Activities

• Digital Transformation and the Use of Technology in Education

• Effective use of digital tools in the classroom

• Improving teachers’ digital skills

• Cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, media literacy

• Inclusion and Equal Opportunities

• Access to education for disadvantaged groups

• Inclusive teaching methods for students with disabilities

• Integration of migrant and refugee students

• Environment and Sustainability (Green Erasmus)

• Climate change and environmental awareness

• Recycling and energy saving

• Nature-based educational activities

• Language Learning and Intercultural Dialogue

• Developing foreign language skills

• Cooperation and tolerance between different cultures

• Awareness of European identity and citizenship

• School Management and Quality in Education

• Educational leadership and good practices in school management

• Professional development of teachers

• Innovative teaching methods (STEM, project-based learning, gamification, etc.)

• Health, Well-being and Psychosocial Support

• Students’ mental health and well-being

• Preventing and addressing bullying

• Healthy lifestyle and sports activities

In short, Erasmus+ School Education activities aim to support both teachers’ professional development and students’ academic, social, and cultural growth.