Finding international partners and developing effective working relationships with them is essential for any education or training provider wishing to run successful Turing Scheme and Erasmus+ study and work placements. To help you take the first steps towards finding and establishing those connections around the globe, we have come up with five top tips.
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Schools, colleges and higher education providers apply for Turing Scheme funding for projects on...
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With a refreshed Erasmus+ budget of €26.2 billion, compared to €14.7 billion for the period...
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Erasmus+ offers additional support for students and staff with disabilities (potential participants...