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Date: in 12 pts The new EU programme for education, training, youth and sport €14.7 billion Ref. Ares(2014)882723 - 24/03/2014
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The new EU programme for education, training, youth and sport

€14.7 billion

Ref. Ares(2014)882723 - 24/03/2014

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WHY?

HOW?

WHAT?

WHEN?

WHAT?Is Erasmus+

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ERASMUS+A SIMPLERSIMPLER, INTEGRATED PROGRAMME

Erasmus

GrundtvigLeonardo

Comenius

Youth in ActionErasmus Mundus

Tempus

AlfaEdulink

2007-2013 2014-2020

Erasmus+

Learning Mobility

Co-operation

Policy support

Jean Monnet

Sport

PCICFHE

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Date: in 12 ptsEducation and Culture

WHY?

HOW?

WHAT?

WHEN?

WHY?A new program

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WHY ERASMUS+?

5.7 million unemployed young people

20% of 15 year olds lack basic literacy skills

Constant rapid change: technology, global competition for talent

2 million job vacancies in Europe

1/3 of employers struggle to find staff

PROBLEM: PROBLEM: SKILLS GAPS

andMISMATCHES

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WHY?

HOW?

WHAT?

WHEN?

GREATERGREATER IMPACT

Making education, training and youth systems more relevant

Impact on 3 levels:

– Skills of individuals

– Institutions & organisations

– Education, training & youth systems

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Date: in 12 ptsEducation and Culture

WHY?

HOW?

WHAT?

WHEN?

HOW?Is it going to work

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ERASMUS+ 2014-2020

Total budget: €14.7 billion, 40% budget increase

Erasmus+

1 Learning Mobility

2Cooperation

3Policy

support

Jean Monnet

Sport

2 million higher education students

650,000 vocational education and training students

800,000 staff of all fields

135,000 student & staff exchanges with partner countries

25,000 scholarships for Joint Master degree

200,000 Master student loans

At least 63%

Al least 28%

25,000 Strategic Partnerships with 125,000 institutions to cooperate in all fields

150 Knowledge Alliances set up by1500 HEIs and enterprises

150 Sector Skills Alliances set up by 2000 vocational education and training providers and enterprises

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ERASMUS+ 2014-2020

Breakdown of Education and Training budget by sectors

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Why is student mobility important?

HE student mobility target by 2020 20%

• Reduces by half the risk of long term unemployment• 20% more chances to get a managerial position after 10 years

VET learners mobility target by 2020 6%

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All levels of higher education (Short cycle,

Bachelor, Master, Doctoral levels)

+ recent graduates + all disciplines

3-12 months for studies in any programme country

EU Member States, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Turkey and fYRoM

and to/from partner countries as of 2015

2-12 months for traineeships in an enterprise in any

programme country (not open to partner countries in first 2 years)

Each student can benefit up to 12 months per study cycle

HE- Student credit mobility

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VET Student mobility

Apprentices or upper secondary VET learners + recent graduates

2 weeks-12 months

At a workplace or a VET school (with

periods of work-based learning), in another Programme Country

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Who can apply? How to apply?

Application to the National Agency by an accreditated HEI

or VET organisation or consortium located in a Programme Country

Students and VET learners to apply directly to their Higher Education

Institution or VET organisation

Student grant levels set by the National Agencies within the Min-Max set

by the EC

DEADLINE: 24 March

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HE and VET traineeships: a big added value for enterprises

http://we-mean-business.europa.eu/

Benefit from trainees’ insights into their home culture, which can

open doors to new markets and expand European dimensions

See increased competitiveness and innovation, as trainees

bring new skills, fresh enthusiasm and new working methods

Road test potential future employees

Benefit from a modern, outward looking image for your company

First step towards closer long-term cooperation with education and

training to better match your skill needs

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ERASMUS+ : betterbetter linguistic preparation

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ERASMUS+ : moremore staff mobility

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Scope

ActivitiesDuration(excl. Travel)

open to prog. & partner

countries

open to prog. & partner

countries

Between Partner & Programme

countries: 5 days-2 months

Between Partner & Programme

countries: 5 days-2 months

Staff mobility abroad for teaching or

training purposes

Staff mobility abroad for teaching or

training purposes

Min. 8h of lecturing abroad

Min. 8h of lecturing abroad

Staff from enterprise

encouraged to teach at HEIs

Staff from enterprise

encouraged to teach at HEIs

Between Prog. Countries: 2

days-2 months

Between Prog. Countries: 2

days-2 months

Higher education staff mobility

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VET staff mobility

programme countries

programme countries

2 days-2 months 2 days-2 months

Work placement or observation period

in enterprise or VET organisation

Work placement or observation period

in enterprise or VET organisation

Scope

ActivitiesDuration(excl. Travel)

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ERASMUS+: MORE COOPERATION FOR MORE INNOVATION

Key Action 2 – Strategic Partnerships

Towards new practices for higher quality in teaching and learning

Better use of new technologies

Stronger cooperation between fields and with the labour market

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Who?

School

Company

University Evening school

Local authority

Youth organi-sation

Youth organi-sation

Guidance centerSME

Informal group

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Objectives?Objectives?

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Cross-sectorality encouraged in all activities

Possibility to organise complementarytypes of mobility only if it supports the objectives of the project

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Who can apply? How to apply?

Partnerships should involve the most appropriate anddiverse range of relevant partners, depending on the nature of the activities, their size; etc.

Partnerships can last 2 or 3 years

Budget – unit costs: 2 years: up to 300.000€3 years: up to 450.000€

Application to the National Agency of the coordinating organisation

DEADLINE: 30 April

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Sector Skills Alliances

Aim:

Main activities:

To tackle skills gaps in an economic sector to increase its competitiveness in the long runTo tackle skills gaps in an economic sector to increase its competitiveness in the long run

Designing and delivering curricula responding to the needs of labour market and of the learners in economic sectorsDesigning and delivering curricula responding to the needs of labour market and of the learners in economic sectors

Promoting work based learningPromoting work based learning

Facilitating transparency & recognition of qualifications at EU level (European core curricula, European competence standards, ECVET, EQAVET)

Facilitating transparency & recognition of qualifications at EU level (European core curricula, European competence standards, ECVET, EQAVET)

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Sector Skills Alliances

• Minimum 9 partners from minimum 3 countries

3 categories:

1- VET providers

2- Sector - representative organisations

3- Bodies with regulatory function for VET systems

• 6 eligible economic sectors

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Knowlegde Alliances

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Knowlegde Alliances

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Who can apply? How to apply?

Partnerships should involve the most appropriate anddiverse range of relevant partners, depending on the nature of the activities, their size; etc.

Partnerships can last 2 or 3 years

Budget – unit costs: between 500.000€ and 1.000.000€

Application to Education Audiovisual Culture Executive Agency

DEADLINE: 3 April

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WHY?

HOW?

WHAT?

WHEN?

So…Summing up…

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ESTIMATES4 million people

“Changing lives, opening minds”

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Call deadlines

Education and Culture

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http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/index_en.htm

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FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT:

ec.europa.eu/erasmus-plus

OR FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:

Twitter: #ErasmusPlusFacebook: Erasmus+

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