The 2026 Erasmus+ call is open — and this guide walks you through exactly how your school or institution  can apply for funding, step by step, aligned with the new Programme Guide. Whether you plan mobility, teacher training, partnership projects or institutional cooperation — follow this checklist carefully to maximise your chance of a successful application. Step 0 — Know Who Can Apply For Erasmus+ Funding 2026 (You Apply via an Organisation, Not As an Individual) Erasmus+

The Erasmus+ Programme Guide 2026 introduces several important changes that schools, teachers, coordinators, NGOs, and mobility organisations need to know. Whether your organisation is Erasmus-accredited or planning to apply for funding, the 2026 updates affect how you prepare, manage, and submit your projects. This updated breakdown highlights the most important changes , explained in simple and teacher-friendly language. 1. Updated Deadlines for Erasmus+ Programme Guide 202

If your school, college, or educational organization wants to participate in Erasmus+ activities — such as teacher mobility, student exchange, or collaborative projects — you will often hear the term “Erasmus+ Accreditation.” But what does it actually mean? How does it help institutions? And why is it so important? This guide explains everything you need to know in simple language. What is Erasmus+ Accreditation? Erasmus+ Accreditation  is an official certification granted by