FREE LIVE WEBINAR | Thursday 15 October | 16:00 (GMT)
What would you create if Erasmus funding opened up new possibilities for your students?
- A sustainability challenge with a partner school in Copenhagen.
- A STEM and digital innovation project in Estonia.
- A language and culture experience in Madrid.
- A global citizenship project exploring democracy, identity or inclusion.
- An enterprise challenge bringing students together across borders.
The exciting part of Erasmus+ is not simply where students could go.
It’s what they could do, learn, create and bring back to school.
And for our upcoming session, we’ll explore:
What would a strong Erasmus project actually look like for us?
Build an idea your school could genuinely use
You do not need to start with a fully formed project.
You need a strong educational reason for doing it.
Perhaps you want to:
- Give disadvantaged students greater access to international opportunities
- Bring language learning to life
- Develop confidence, independence and aspiration
- Turn sustainability learning into practical student action
- Build stronger STEM, digital or AI skills
- Explore culture, citizenship and different perspectives
- Develop enterprise, creativity and collaboration
- Create a lasting partnership with another European school
In this session, we’ll take those ambitions and show you what they could look like as real Erasmus+ projects.
In 60 minutes, discover…
- 10 Erasmus+ project ideas you can adapt for your own school
Explore inspiring concepts across languages, sustainability, STEM, digital learning, culture, enterprise, inclusion and global citizenship. - What makes an Erasmus project more than a school trip
See how strong ideas connect the travel to clear learning, collaboration and impact. - How to start with a real need in your school
Identify the students, challenge or learning outcome that could sit at the heart of your project. - What happens before, during and after the mobility
Understand how online collaboration, international travel, joint activities and follow-up can become one connected learning experience. - How the four Erasmus priorities can inspire your idea
Explore opportunities around Inclusion & Diversity, Digital Transformation, Environment & Climate Action, and Democratic Participation. - What a strong project could look like in practice
We’ll take you inside example projects and show how the idea develops into meaningful student activity. - How to find the right international partner
Understand what to look for in a school overseas and how GSA can help connect you with potential partners. - How to start shaping your own idea now
Leave with practical questions you can take back to your team and start developing straight away.
You don’t need to be an Erasmus expert.
You don’t need an international partner already lined up.
You don’t even need to know exactly what project you’d like to create.
That’s the point.
Global School Alliance is building an Erasmus+ support pathway to help schools access project inspiration, readiness resources, expert guidance, international partner connections and support through the application process, with additional support available to help deliver the experience if funding is secured.
We’ll explain the different levels of support available during the webinar.
Why Global School Alliance?
International partnerships and student mobility sit at the heart of what we do.
Global School Alliance has spent years connecting schools internationally and creating meaningful experiences for students and educators.
We’ve supported hundreds of successful funded trips across the world, helped schools to secure millions in funding through the Turing Scheme, alongside international school partnerships, student experiences and leadership delegations.
We also understand that a great international experience needs more than an exciting destination.
It needs:
- A clear purpose
- The right students
- A strong idea
- A suitable partner
That’s the thinking we’ll help inspire you with during this session.
Bring an idea. Leave with something you can build on.
Spend an hour exploring what your students could create, investigate, experience and achieve with a European partner school.
You’ll leave with practical examples, inspiration and a much clearer sense of what an Erasmus+ project could look like for your school.
Plus, everyone who attends will receive practical Erasmus resources to help continue developing their plans after the session.
