02 · Erasmus+ Funding
Everything you need to know about accessing Erasmus+ KA1 funding for teacher training — from your school's first accreditation application to final reporting.
Overview
The Erasmus+ KA1 programme covers teacher mobility at EU level, providing grants for professional development courses abroad. Understanding how the funding works is the first step to making it accessible for your entire school. This resource cluster covers applications, budget planning, reimbursement, and common mistakes to avoid.
Resources & Guides
Complete Guide
How KA1 grants are calculated, what individual support and travel costs are covered, and how to build a compelling school development plan.
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Understand the full Erasmus+ cycle — accreditation, activity planning, implementation, and reporting — explained simply for busy teachers.
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Our team can guide your school through the entire KA1 application process. Free consultation available.
Read more →KA1 grants typically cover individual support (accommodation and subsistence — around €120–180/day depending on destination), travel costs (distance-based flat rates), and course fees (up to €700/week). Exact rates are set annually by the European Commission.
Yes. Your school or institution applies to your National Agency for a KA1 grant. Once approved, you select accredited courses and providers — like Casa da Educação. We can help you build a strong application.
Since 2021, schools need Erasmus+ accreditation to apply for annual grants. The accreditation is free and is valid for the 2021–2027 programme period. Alternatively, schools can apply for short-term projects without accreditation.
Yes, in some cases. If your school has an approved KA1 grant, you may be able to pay upfront and claim back costs. Always coordinate with your school's Erasmus+ coordinator and check your National Agency's rules.
Our team has helped hundreds of schools navigate Erasmus+ funding. We offer free guidance to institutions planning their first application.