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Erasmus+ Programme

The European Commission Representation in the UK has commissioned Access Europe to deliver advice and support to promote the Erasmus+ programme.

We will help organisations across England to develop applications for European Voluntary Service and Youth Exchanges. These provide opportunities for young people to learn, develop their skills and volunteer in Europe and beyond through:

Full-time voluntary service for up to 12 months in another country within or outside the European Union
Youth exchanges during which young people meet, live and work together on a chosen topic through a mix of workshops, exercises, debates, role-plays, simulations, outdoor activities etc.

We are launching this project with two application workshops on the 9^th and 10^th January at Europe House in London. Further events will be organised in February for the 26^th April deadline (Call 2) and in June/July for the 4^thOctober deadline (Call 3) across England.

The workshops will provide practical information on how to develop a successful Youth Exchange and EVS project application. We will give all participants a good understanding of:

The Erasmus+ programme and its objectives
The value of non-formal education for young people
Working with transnational partners
Project’s logical framework
Dissemination and sharing results
Monitoring and evaluation

The workshops are aimed at organisations who have a project idea and need practical advice on how to fill the application form. See the agenda and briefing note for more information.

The workshops are free to attend and are open to all organisations active in the field of youth.

If you would like to attend, fill in the form by Thursday 5^th January 2017 and return to info@accesseurope.org.uk.

05/01/2017/by Carita Magnani

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