Student Mobility

11. Student Mobility Two types: • A study at foreign university (Erasmus exchange) • from 3 to 12 months • How to participate: Partnerships of your university or create your own contact. You can also go without scholarship. • A traineeship (work placement) abroad in an enterprise or NGO (like AEGEE local) • from 2 to 12 months • How to participate: Find a hosting organization for your traineeship: list of your sending university, by your own, search tool, work placements agencies,… You can go on Erasmus in each cycle of your study (bachelor, master and PhD) = 3 times, 12 months in total

12. Grant size • EU grant – 150; 200; 250 EUR • National contribution – depends on country • (Regional or Local contribution) – in some cases

13. special bonus • Students from disadvantaged backgrounds • between 100 and 200 EUR per month. • Students in traineeships • between 100 and 200 EUR per month. • Students from outermost Programme Countries and regions

14. Joint Master Degrees • Partnership of different universities • 1 or 2 years • At least 2 countries different than yours • Between 13-20 students scholarship + self-funded • 500€/1000€ scholarship per month • Joint Doctoral Courses  Marie Curie (Horizon 2020) • Apply: • Google: “Erasmus+ Joint Master Degrees” or “Erasmus Mundus Masters” • December/January • Application: form, CV, motivation letter, essay, recommendation letters, C1 (IELTS or TOEFL),...

18. Mobility for Young People and Youth Workers • Activities within Programme Countries: • all participating organisations must be from a Programme Country. • Activities with Partner Countries neighbouring the EU: • the activity must involve at least one participating organisation from a Programme Country and one participating organisation from a Partner Country neighbouring the EU.

19. Programme countries

20. Partner Country neighbouring

21. Youth Exchanges (1.1. and 3.1) • Between 5 and 21 days of activity (not project), without travel dates • Participants • from 13 to 30 years • Min 16 and max 60 participants • Min 4 participants from one group + (adult) group leader(s) • How to participate: • Youth organizations, NGOs,.. • Facebook groups • Open calls (mailing lists, newsletters,...)

22. European Voluntary Service • Between 2 and 12 months • 17-30 years old • Maxim 30 volunteers in project • Pocket money: 60-145€ per month • Mentor • Language support (classes) • Trainings: pre-departure on-arrival, mid-term and annual meeting.

23. Large scale EVs • At least 30 volunteers • Between 14 days and 2 months • Large-scale volunteering projects for international events in the field of youth, culture and sport (e.g. World Youth Summits, European Capitals of Culture; European Youth Capitals, European sport championships, etc.). ------------------------- > Just one EVS in life, except if it last less than 2 months

24. EVS – Howtoparticipate • Organizations: • First get EVS accreditation by NA (or EACEA for countries without NA). 6 weeks for approval. • Hosting accreditation – to send volunteer • Sending accreditation – to host volunteer • Apply for a project as Coordinating org. or partner • Volunteers: • Find organization: hosting or sending • EVS database • Find open call/vacancy • www.youthnetworks.eu • Web pages of organizations and Facebook groups

25. Youth workers’ training and networking (3.1 and 4.3) • Types: seminar, training, job shadowing, etc. • Min 2 days max 2 months of activity (not project), without travel dates • No age limit • No limitation for venue (anywhere in the world) • Up to 50 participants • How to participate? • = Youth exchanges: youth organizations, Facebook groups, newsletters,... • SALTO-YOUTH

26. Travel costs Before 70% of travel cost. Now amount is defined on type and distance between places. Youth Exchanges EVS & Youth workers

27. KA2 - STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS and capacity building IN THE FIELD OF YOUTH • Partnership between NGO – AEGEE local and company or institution – university, city council • For: exchanges of practices, promote innovation, fostering entrepreneurial mind-sets and skills, recognition and validation of knowledge, skills and competences, • How to participate: youth organizations,…

28. KA3 - Support for Policy Reform • Meeting with policy makers • Structured Dialogue • How to participate: • Youth organizations,... • National Youth Councils

29. How to Apply? - Organizations • Develop the idea for your project • Read theprogramme guide (sections affecting the action you want to apply for). Check also the information and supporting documents in the website of your National Agency • Findpartners • Register your organization on ECAS and the Participant Portal • Download the Mobility for Young People and Youth Workers Application eFormand fill it in • Ask your partners to send you the partner information needed for the application and the partner mandate signed and scanned • Attach to the application the activity timetable, mandates and the other documents needed • Calculate travel costs for each partner of your project • Submit your application online • Ask your National Agency if you have doubts

30. Deadlines • 17 March at 12pm • 17 June and 31 December of the same year • 30 April at 12pm • 1 August of the same year and 28 February of the following year • 1 October at 12pm • 1st January and 30 September of the following year

31. other mobility programmes and possibilities • Other volunteering programmes • Internships • Au-Pair • Youth organizations • AEGEE • + Info about possibilities www.aegee.org/eie