Erasmus+ Group Mobility
Erasmus+ EligibleBoost language skills and cultural awareness through Erasmus+ mobility. Students join lessons, workshops, and projects abroad, gaining confidence and teamwork experience.
The Erasmus+ Group Mobility course gives students a unique opportunity to develop language skills, cultural awareness, and international cooperation through an immersive educational experience abroad. The Erasmus+ Group Mobility takes place at the Benalmadena International College in Benalmadena, Spain.
Designed for student groups travelling under the Erasmus+ programme, this course blends language learning with practical skills and cultural activities, ensuring participants benefit both academically and personally. Students take part in structured lessons, interactive workshops, and collaborative projects while also gaining valuable exposure to European culture.
The programme strikes a balance between formal learning and cultural exploration, offering language workshops, teamwork-based activities, and real-world learning opportunities. By the end of the mobility, students will have strengthened their communication skills, expanded their intercultural understanding, and built confidence to thrive in international environments.
What Students Will Gain
Foster student engagement and growth
Motivate learners to participate actively and achieve both linguistic and personal goals.
Foster cultural awareness
Promote understanding and appreciation of diversity, encouraging students to value differences.
Encourage critical thinking
Integrate language and subject challenges to develop creativity and collaboration.
Support language development
Provide learners with tools to strengthen their language skills and confidence.
Boost student participation
Develop methods to engage all learners and ensure every voice is heard.
Example Schedule
Sunday
- Arrival and Residence Check-in – settle into accommodation and meet programme coordinators.
- Information Evening – introduction to the programme, overview of the week, and welcome activities.
Monday
- Introduction to Second Language Learning – discover key principles and goals of effective language acquisition.
- Interactive Language Workshops – explore communication strategies in engaging formats.
- Team-Building Activities – icebreakers to connect with fellow students.
- LUNCH
- Workshop: Creating Collaborative Projects – design group activities with cultural and educational themes.
- Group Work and Reflection – share learning outcomes and set goals for the week.
Tuesday
- Language Skills Development – focus on speaking and listening practice.
- Using Authentic Materials – learn through real-life resources like videos, articles, and songs.
- Vocabulary Expansion Activities – interactive games and exercises.
- LUNCH
- Project Workshop: Mixed-Group Collaboration – students design joint presentations.
- Cultural Immersion Activity – guided visit to a local site of interest.
Wednesday
- Integrating Technology in Learning – discover useful apps and platforms for language practice.
- Interactive Tools for Student Engagement – apply digital tools to enhance participation.
- Collaborative Project Development – teamwork on Erasmus+ project themes.
- LUNCH
- Group Presentations – share initial results of collaborative work.
- Cultural Exchange Session – discussions and activities with local peers.
Thursday
- Language Games and Communication Challenges – fun tasks to practise fluency.
- Classroom Management Simulation – role-play activities to build confidence in group settings.
- Workshop: Problem-Solving in Groups – strategies for overcoming challenges.
- LUNCH
- Cultural Visit – explore historical or cultural landmarks.
- Group Debrief – reflection and feedback on the experience.
Friday
- Final Language Workshops – wrap-up of grammar and vocabulary practice.
- Collaborative Project Completion – final preparation of presentations.
- Project Presentations – students showcase their work with feedback from teachers.
- LUNCH
- Reflection and Q&A – open session on what was learned during the mobility.
- Certification Ceremony – participants receive their official EUTA certificate.
Saturday
- Full-Day Cultural Trip – explore major local attractions and landmarks.
- Departure – transfer back home.
What’s Included
- 1 leader free per 15 students
- Participation in classes at the local school
- Accommodation in school residence
- Study Materials
- Erasmus+ Materials
- EUTA Certificate
- WhatsApp Support Channel
- Healthy Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
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Safe & Comfortable Accommodation
All participants stay at Flatotel International in Nueva Torrequebrada — a gated, secure campus just minutes from our training centre and the beach.
- Gated campus with 24/7 reception and controlled access
- Dedicated EUTA counsellor on-site throughout each programme
- Hotel option available for teachers preferring private accommodation
- Walking distance to training centre and beach
- 24/7 supervision for student groups
- All-inclusive packages with meals, transport, and insurance
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Erasmus+ Group Mobility?
It is an international education programme that allows student groups to develop language, cultural, and teamwork skills while studying abroad.
Who can attend the Erasmus+ Group Mobility?
The programme is open to student groups from schools participating in Erasmus+, typically accompanied by teachers or group leaders.
How do I book the Erasmus+ Group Mobility?
Booking is done through your school’s Erasmus+ coordinator, who will manage the application and funding. They can reach out to us via the contact or reservation form on our website.
Are there cultural activities?
Yes, the programme includes a full-day excursion to explore the beautiful city of Malaga. We will be happy to help you arrange any other activities outside of the programme in school.
What is the accommodation like?
Students can stay in secure on-campus residences or the nearby Flatotel International, both offering safe and comfortable facilities.
What is the food like?
Participants receive breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. When the group is away on excursions, meals are provided in the form of packaged meals or lunch boxes to ensure convenience.
What Our Participants Say
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Fund Your Training with Erasmus+
Erasmus+ Key Action 1 (KA1) provides grants for individual teachers and school staff to attend professional development courses abroad. The grant covers course fees, travel, accommodation, and daily subsistence — meaning your EUTA course can be fully funded.
We provide all the documentation you need for your grant application: course descriptions, Learning Agreements, daily programmes, and invitation letters.
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