Erasmus+ calls to support digital education readiness and creative skills

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In response to the Coronavirus, two extraordinary Erasmus+ calls , which are of interest to the museum sector, have been released. Proposals are welcomed until 29 October 2020.

Both calls each provide €100 million to respond to the educational challenges resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. 

  • The call for digital education readiness will support projects in school education, vocational education and training, and higher education. This call will aim to enhance online, distance and blended learning - including supporting teachers and trainers, as well as safeguarding the inclusive nature of digital learning opportunities. 

  • The call for ‘partnerships for creativity’ will support projects in the fields of youth, school education and adult education. The call aims to develop skills and competences that encourage creativity and boost quality, innovation and recognition of youth work. 

Both calls will help link education, training and youth organisations with those in the cultural and creative sectors. 

Interested organisations should contact the Erasmus+ National Agency in their country. 

  • Find more information online.   

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