This interactive course helps teachers plan purposeful and interconnected student mobilities that align with their school’s Erasmus+ accreditation goals and Quality Standards. Instead of isolated exchanges, participants will learn how to design “umbrella projects” — long-term frameworks that link several mobilities under shared objectives, ensuring continuity, visibility, and stronger learning outcomes for students.
Through guided workshops, participants will explore how to translate Erasmus+ priorities — inclusion, participation, sustainability, and digital transformation — into real mobility activities. eTwinning will be introduced as a key collaboration and visibility platform, showing how online projects can sustain partnerships and lead to Quality Labels that recognise good practice.
The course is highly hands-on: participants will collaborate to develop joint project ideas, design mobility outlines, and experiment with digital tools for communication and dissemination.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Explain how Erasmus+ Quality Standards guide the design of student mobilities.
Create a coherent “umbrella” project linking several mobilities under shared learning objectives.
Integrate Erasmus+ priorities (inclusion, participation, sustainability, digital transformation) into mobility design.
Use eTwinning and other digital tools for collaboration, documentation, and visibility.
Design activities that foster meaningful student learning before, during, and after mobility.
Evaluate mobility outcomes through reflection, peer feedback, and digital dissemination.
Build partnerships and co-create project ideas ready for implementation within accredited projects.
Indicative Daily Programme
Day 1: Welcome & Building Connections
Icebreakers and networking
School presentations & experience sharing
Introduction to Erasmus+ Quality Standards
Discussion: what makes a mobility meaningful?
Day 2: From Accreditation Goals to a Shared Vision
The concept of “umbrella projects”
Workshop: turning school goals into joint objectives
Group activity: mapping long-term mobility themes
Day 3: Designing Learning-Rich Mobilities
Translating objectives into student learning outcomes
Erasmus+ priorities in practice (inclusion, sustainability, participation, digital)
Workshop: planning activities that create continuity across mobilities
Day 4: Collaboration & Visibility Through Digital Tools
Exploring eTwinning and complementary platforms (Padlet, Wakelet, Canva, Jamboard)
Workshop: creating an online project space and visibility plan
Networking: forming thematic groups for future collaboration
Day 5: Bringing It All Together
Final group work: drafting mobility frameworks under one umbrella project
Peer feedback and presentation of project concepts
Reflection: sustaining impact and partnership continuity
Certificate ceremony & closing networking
Day 6: Cultural Excursion & Farewell
Guided cultural visit
Informal networking and reflection
Sessions
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ⓘ Key Information
Here are the important specifics regarding attendance, scheduling, activities, and what you will need.
Requirement: To be eligible for the Certificate of Completion, participants are required to maintain a minimum attendance rate of 80% of all scheduled course sessions.
Issuance: The certificate will typically be issued on the last day of the course (e.g., Friday or Saturday). Upon request, we can also provide supporting documentation to facilitate the completion of your Europass Mobility documents.
Timing: Classes are held during the weekday, taking place in either the morning or the afternoon. The specific timing will be determined by the course provider and the availability of the trainers.
Flexibility & Finalization: The course outlines are subject to minor modifications, depending on both participants' collective requests and the trainer's discretion. The definitive schedule will be distributed to all participants no later than two weeks (14 days) prior to the start date of the course. Should you have a specific topic you wish to see included, please communicate it at least four weeks in advance.
Standard Arrangement: The majority of planned cultural and social activities are organized for Saturday. These typically include tickets to local museums, city cards, or excursions managed by an external tour operator.
Alternative Timing: If you prefer to utilize these included options earlier in the week, this may be possible. However, please note that choosing an alternative timing means no additional cultural activities will be planned for the final Saturday.
Extra Activities: Additional cultural activities or excursions beyond the standard offering can be arranged upon request for an extra fee.
Details & Options: For a complete list of recommended attractions, detailed excursion information, and to see what our location in Ammochostos/Famagusta has to offer, please see our dedicated Cultural Activities page.
Personal Device: Depending on the specific focus and requirements of the course you enroll in, you may be required to bring your own laptop or tablet. Specific instructions will be provided before the course begins.
Tuition Cost: The fee for the full course is 480 €.
Daily Rate: This fee corresponds to a daily rate of 80 €.
Provisional Registration: You are welcome to register for any date, even if the course is not yet officially confirmed, especially for dates several weeks or months away. Once we have a few more enrollments, we will send an official date confirmation. If we are unable to confirm the date you registered for, we will promptly offer you suitable alternative course options.
Participation Confirmation (Payment): To confirm your place and validate your participation in the course, the full course fee must be paid within 7 days (seven calendar days) following your registration.