Train in Europe with Erasmus+

Q: Who can go on an Erasmus+ training course?

In school education, public or state-contracted private: teachers, school leaders and administrative staff. Staff of local education authorities, such as rectorats, can also take part.

Q: Who applies for the funding?

An organisation, not the individual teacher: your institution, or the Erasmus+ consortium it belongs to, submits the project to the French national agency (Agence Erasmus+ France). On our side, we provide the quote you need.

Q: Does Erasmus+ cover all costs?

Erasmus+ funds training, the stay and travel through fixed amounts: an amount per day of classes, an amount per day of stay depending on the destination country, and a travel amount based on distance. These amounts do not depend on your actual expenses.

Q: How long does the course last?

2 to 10 days of classes on site: this is the duration Erasmus+ sets for courses and training for school education staff.

Q: Will I be in class with teenagers?

No. The partner schools we offer for Erasmus+ welcome adults only.

Q: Does Linguaphone arrange travel?

No, Linguaphone does not arrange transport. Erasmus+ funds it through an amount based on distance.

Q: Which documents does Linguaphone provide?

All the documents you will need: quotes, invoices, certificates and attendance sheets.

Do you work in a school or another education institution? Take 2 to 10 days of language classes at one of our 21 partner schools in Europe, all for adults only. We support you from the quote to the end-of-stay paperwork.

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21 schools in 6 countries

Ireland, Malta, Germany, Spain, Italy and Portugal: 5 languages to practise on site.

Eligible for Erasmus+ funding

Training, stay and travel: Erasmus+ funds them through fixed amounts, based on destination and duration.

Adult-only schools

Our partner schools welcome adults only and hold an Erasmus+ organisation ID (OID).

Overview

The Erasmus+ programme

Erasmus+ is the European Union programme that funds mobility and professional development for education staff: teachers, school leaders and administrative staff. It lets you travel to Europe to attend a training course, observe other teaching practices or teach.

IN 4 STEPS

How does it work?

1
Funding

Your institution, or the Erasmus+ consortium it belongs to, obtains funding from the French national agency (Agence Erasmus+ France). Applications are made by organisations, not by individual teachers.
2
Choosing your course

You choose the language, the city and the dates with us, and we draw up the quote.
3
Your stay

2 to 10 days of classes at an adult-only partner school.
4
Back home

We provide the invoice, supporting documents and attendance sheets.

BENEFITS

Why take part?

Every year, Erasmus+ funds projects that strengthen the teaching, language and intercultural skills of education teams. Going abroad means:

Gaining linguistic and intercultural confidence

Enriching your professional practice

Immersing yourself in a stimulating international environment

OUR COURSES

Language courses in Europe, from 2 to 10 days

Learn a language or improve your skills in a European language. Travel to Europe for a week of classes at one of our partner schools, which welcome adults only.

Our courses are aligned with Erasmus+ requirements and delivered at recognised partner schools holding an Erasmus+ organisation ID (OID).

FUNDING