Your Complete Guide to Erasmus+ with EUTA
Everything you need to know about Erasmus+ funding for teacher training and student mobility programmes in Spain.
What is Erasmus+?
Erasmus+ is the European Union’s flagship programme for education, training, youth, and sport. With a budget of over €26 billion for 2021–2027, it funds international learning experiences for millions of participants across Europe and beyond.
For schools and teachers, Erasmus+ means access to fully or partially funded professional development, student exchanges, and international collaboration — with the EU covering travel, accommodation, course fees, and more.
EUTA is an accredited Erasmus+ course provider based in Benalmádena, Spain. Learn more about us.
Erasmus+ Programme
€26B
Budget 2021–2027
10+ million participants since 1987
How Erasmus+ Funding Works
Three steps from application to arrival
Your School Applies
Schools and educational organisations apply for Erasmus+ accreditation or a short-term project with their National Agency. Funding is awarded based on a project plan.
Choose Your Activity
Teacher training courses (KA1), student group mobilities (KA122), youth exchanges (KA152) — the grant covers travel, accommodation, course fees, and daily allowances.
EUTA Handles the Rest
We provide the course or programme, all required documentation, accommodation arrangements, and on-the-ground support in Benalmádena, Spain.
Not sure which funding applies to you? Keep reading — we break it down below.
Types of Erasmus+ Funding We Work With
EUTA provides courses and programmes eligible for three Erasmus+ Key Actions.
Accredited Staff Mobility
For accredited schools and organisations
Schools with Erasmus+ accreditation receive simplified annual funding for ongoing staff training abroad. Teachers attend professional development courses like CLIL, language teaching, and job shadowing — with travel, accommodation, and course fees covered by the grant.
- Ongoing annual funding (no per-project application)
- Individual teacher and staff training
- Covers course fees, travel, accommodation, daily allowance
Short-Term Student Mobility
For schools (no accreditation needed)
Schools without Erasmus+ accreditation can apply for short-term project grants to organise student group mobilities abroad. EUTA provides all-inclusive programmes including language courses, cultural activities, accommodation, and on-site coordination.
- Project-based funding (single application)
- Group mobility for students aged 12-19
- Covers programme, travel, accommodation, meals
Youth Exchanges
For youth organisations and schools
Youth exchanges bring together groups of young people from different countries for shared learning experiences. EUTA hosts exchange programmes focused on language, culture, and personal development in Benalmádena, Spain.
- Cross-border youth group exchanges
- Non-formal learning and cultural immersion
- Covers programme, travel, accommodation, meals
Working with a different Erasmus+ Key Action? We can tailor our courses and programmes to fit other funding types too.
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What Erasmus+ Funding Covers
Course Fees
EUTA’s course fees are within Erasmus+ budget guidelines and fully eligible for grant reimbursement.
Travel
Return flights or transport to Benalmádena, calculated by distance band from your home country.
Accommodation
Daily subsistence including hotel or apartment, covered through the individual support grant.
Daily Allowance
Per-diem for meals and local transport during your stay in Spain.
Preparation Costs
Language preparation, visa costs, and insurance — additional support for participants who need it.
Exact amounts depend on your country and the specific Key Action. Funding typically covers 80–100% of costs for teacher courses and varies for student mobilities.
What Our Participants Say
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Why Schools and Teachers Choose EUTA
Erasmus+ Accredited
Registered in the EU’s course catalogue, eligible for KA1, KA122, and KA152 funding across all programme countries.
End-to-End Support
From pre-trip documentation to on-site coordination and post-trip certificates — we handle every detail so you can focus on learning.
Benalmádena, Costa del Sol
Learn in a safe, sunny Mediterranean setting with excellent facilities, just 20 minutes from Málaga international airport.
8+ Years of Experience
Over 500 teachers trained and 200+ schools served across 30+ European countries since 2017.
Tailored Programmes
Courses and programmes adapted to your school’s goals and Erasmus+ project plan — no one-size-fits-all approach.
For Teachers
Advance your career with Erasmus+ funded teacher training in CLIL, multilingual classrooms, language teaching, and job shadowing.
- Practical skills and international experience
- Recognised certification (Europass included)
- Fully funded through Erasmus+ KA1
For Schools & Students
Organise Erasmus+ group mobilities and international study trips for your learners with full support from EUTA.
- Safe, enriching educational experience
- Programme, cultural activities, and logistics handled
- Well-managed group mobility from start to finish
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Erasmus+ and who can participate?
Erasmus+ is the EU’s programme for education, training, youth, and sport with a budget of over €26 billion for 2021–2027. Teachers, school staff, and students from EU member states and Erasmus+ programme countries can participate. Schools need Erasmus+ accreditation or a short-term project grant to send participants.
How much funding can I get through Erasmus+?
Funding amounts depend on the Key Action and your country. Teachers attending KA1 courses typically receive 80–100% coverage of course fees, travel, and accommodation. School group mobilities (KA122/KA152) receive grants based on group size and destination. Contact your National Agency for exact figures.
Does my school need to be accredited?
Schools can either hold Erasmus+ accreditation (for ongoing access to funding) or apply for a short-term project (KA122) without accreditation. Accredited schools benefit from simplified annual funding requests, while short-term projects are ideal for schools new to Erasmus+. Learn more about school funding options.
What’s the difference between KA1, KA122, and KA152?
KA1 funds individual teacher and staff training abroad. KA122 funds short-term student group mobility projects for schools. KA152 funds youth exchange projects bringing young people from different countries together. Learn about KA1 for teachers or KA122/KA152 for schools.
How does EUTA help with the Erasmus+ process?
We provide Erasmus+-eligible courses and programmes, pre-trip documentation (Learning Agreements, daily programmes, invoices), accommodation arrangements, on-site coordination, and post-trip certificates including Europass Mobility documents. We don’t submit the application — your school handles that with their National Agency.
When should I start planning?
Erasmus+ application rounds typically open in autumn with deadlines in February–March. Plan 6–12 months ahead to allow time for application, approval, and logistics. However, you can contact us anytime for guidance — we’re happy to help you prepare well in advance.
Can I attend a course even without Erasmus+ funding?
Yes — all EUTA courses and programmes are open to self-funded participants too. Many teachers and schools choose to attend without Erasmus+ funding, paying directly. See our teacher courses or student programmes for pricing.
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Whether you’re a teacher looking for professional development or a school planning a student mobility, we’re here to help.