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• How should I start my Erasmus+ application? Starting an Erasmus+ application for school education involves several key steps. Here's a structured approach to get you going: Understand the Program: Before you begin, ensure you have a clear understanding of what the Erasmus+ program offers, its objectives, and the specific requirements for school education projects. This information is typically available on the official Erasmus+ website or through your educational institution. Define Your Project Idea: Consider what you want to achieve with your project. This could involve student exchanges, collaborative projects with schools in other countries, professional development for staff, etc. Make sure your idea aligns with the goals of the Erasmus+ program. Gather a Team: If your project involves collaboration, identify the teachers, administrative staff, or other partners who will be involved. Having a committed team is essential for a successful application. Identify Partners and Collaborators: For projects that require partnerships with schools or organizations in other countries, start identifying potential partners. These relationships are crucial for exchange programs or collaborative projects. Develop a Clear Plan: Outline your project's objectives, activities, expected outcomes, and how these align with the Erasmus+ objectives. Be clear about the impact and benefits for the students, staff, and wider school community. Budget Planning: Understand the financial aspects of your project. Develop a preliminary budget that covers all potential costs. The Erasmus+ program provides funding guidelines that can help with this. Check Eligibility and Deadlines: Ensure that your school and proposed project meet the eligibility criteria. Also, be aware of the application deadlines, which are usually strict. Start Writing the Application: Begin with a clear introduction of your institution and its relevance to the project. Then detail your project idea, objectives, planned activities, expected impact, and how you will evaluate success. Review and Feedback: Once you have a draft, get feedback from colleagues or partners. Their insights can help refine your application. Finalize and Submit: After incorporating feedback, ensure your application is complete, adheres to the guidelines, and is free of errors. Then submit it before the deadline. Remember, each Erasmus+ project is unique, so tailor your application to reflect the specific goals and strengths of your project. Also, always refer to the latest Erasmus+ program guide for the most accurate and detailed information. Good luck!
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