Erasmus+ Teacher Training Courses

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Erasmus+ Courses

1. English Language For All Teachers
2. Dyslexia, Dysgraphia And Dyscalculia Methods For Inclusive Teaching
3. Content And Language Integrated Learning
4. Creative, Critical, And Lateral Thinking For Inclusion

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Useful information and resources

KEY ACTION ( KA1):

* Mobility projects for learners and staff in higher education, vocational education and training (VET), school education, adult education, and youth;
* Youth participation activities.
* DiscoverEU – Inclusion Action
* Mobility for sport coaches
* Virtual exchanges in higher education and youth

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WHAT IS A MOBILITY PROJECT?

Organisations active in the fields of education, training and youth will receive support from the Erasmus+ Programme to carry out projects promoting different types of mobility. A mobility project will consist of the following stages:

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Quality standards for courses under KA1 (learning mobility of individuals)

Advance and complete information about the Erasmus+ course: before registration, the participants must be informed about the background and previous experience of the course provider and the involved trainer(s), the targeted public, the necessary background in relation with the learning objectives and methodologies of the course, size and composition of the course group, language, content, objectives, pedagogical approach, teaching methods and learning outcomes, as well as dates, duration, location and schedule of the activities.

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Content and pedagogy

High-quality teaching: the pedagogical approaches must be appropriate, up-to-date and adapted to participants’ learning needs and competence levels. The Erasmus+ course should combine theory with practical application and should include a well-designed approach to monitoring and assessment with clear feedback to participants.

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European dimension

European values and policies: the Erasmus+  course should reflect the values of the European Union and contribute to the European policies supported by the Erasmus+ programme.

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Services and facilities

Support: before, during, and after the Erasmus+  course, the course provider must address questions, queries and requests by participants in a timely and effective way.

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Follow-up

Continued learning: the Erasmus+ course provider should provide guidance to the participants on further steps that they can take to follow up and build on the outcomes of the course. Facilitating institutional impact: the Erasmus+ course provider should offer guidance and materials to facilitate the transfer of acquired knowledge and competences into practice at the participants’ institutions. Certification of learning outcomes: certification must be provided to the participants. The certificate must include the name of the participant, short description of the Erasmus+ course and its learning outcomes, dates, venues, the name of the Erasmus+ course provider and the Erasmus+ course instructor(s). The use of European recognition instruments (e.g. Europass) is strongly recommended. ( Source: https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/resources-and-tools/quality-standards-key-action-1)

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