One-Week Course in: SPLIT (CROATIA)
Targeted to Intermediate English (B1+) speakers.
Concept by Enver Rakovic
Course Description:
Forget the annual stress of writing project proposals that may or may not be funded. Erasmus+ Accreditation is your “VIP Membership” to the world of European cooperation. This course is not just a theoretical lecture; it is an intensive incubator where we transform your initial ideas into a concrete, strategic plan that secures stable funding for your institution until 2027.
Purpose of the training
To liberate your organization from administrative burdens. The purpose is to move from “surviving project-to-project” to systemic institutional development. Our goal is for participants to leave the seminar with a clear vision of how to transform their school or center into a modern, European-recognized institution by utilizing the “fast track” funding benefits.
Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Secure Your Budget – Learn how a single application can guarantee mobility funds for several years.
- Strategy over Administration – Develop a high-quality “Erasmus Plan” perfectly aligned with your institution’s needs.
- Institutional Branding – Position your school/center as a highly desirable partner in Europe.
- Mastering Standards – Implement the digital, green, and inclusive practices most valued by EU evaluators.
Agenda
Day 1 – Introduction “The Erasmus+ “VIP Status”“
- Welcome, introductions, expectations, overview of the week
- What is a project? Key concepts of project cycle and Erasmus+ Accreditation
- Using AI Tools (ChatGPT, Claude) for Erasmus+ Project Design – Ethical and Smart. In this module, participants explore how to responsibly use AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude to support Erasmus+ project writing, without outsourcing their thinking or risking problems with plagiarism and AI‑detection tools. The focus is on using AI as an assistant for structuring ideas and checking language, while ensuring that all decisions, content and final formulations remain genuinely authored by the project team.
Day 2 – Architecting Your Erasmus Plan
- Why is accreditation a “game-changer”?
- Myth-busting: Why beginners often succeed better than veterans
- Workshop – Mapping your organization’s potential and eligibility
- Defining goals that work (SMART objectives)
- How to align local needs with European priorities
- Workshop – Drafting your strategic mobility goals
Day 3 – The Heart of Quality – Green, Digital, & Inclusive
- Embedding “hot topics” (environment, digital tools, inclusion) into your plan.
- Pedagogical standards: Ensuring participants return with real impact.
- Analysis – Reviewing top-rated plans from EU best practices.
Day 4 – Writing Workshop – Evaluators’ Secrets
- A deep dive into the application form
- Avoiding common mistakes that lead to rejection
- Mentoring – Individual review of your ideas and “fine-tuning” your text
Day 5 – Managing Success & Networking
- How to submit a “Funding Request”
- Finding top-tier partners without the struggle
- Closing – Presentation of plans and the Award Ceremony.
Month 1 – After the Course – Follow‑up mentoring (online)
Approximately one month after the end of the course, when participants actually start drafting their Erasmus+ application, each participant will receive up to 2 hours of individual online mentoring (1:1 consultations). During these sessions, participants will work together with the trainer on their draft application, check its alignment with the call objectives and quality criteria, and receive concrete suggestions on how to further strengthen the project’s relevance, logic, activities, budget, and impact plan.
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Available dates:
February 23-27, 2026
March 16-20, 2026
April 27-May 1, 2026
May 25-29, 2026
June 8-12, 2026
July 13-17, 2026
August 17-21, 2026
September 14-18, 2026
October 19-23, 2026
November 16-20, 2026
December 7-11, 2026
Price: 400€ per person (without cultural visits)
Price: 480€ per person (6.th day is reserved for cultural visits)
Certificate
Participants who take part in at least 80% of the sessions will proudly receive a Certificate of Attendance, handed out at the end of the course on Friday.
Schedule
Sessions are organized either in the morning or in the afternoon, allowing the training provider to shape the timetable in the way that best supports learning dynamics and group needs. The exact outline may vary depending on participants’ interests and the trainer’s professional judgment, so if there is a topic you would particularly like to explore, simply let us know at least 4 weeks in advance. A final, detailed schedule will be shared with all confirmed participants 2 weeks before the course, giving you plenty of time to prepare.
Cultural activities
Most cultural experiences are planned for Saturday so that you can fully enjoy the local atmosphere without rushing. If the programme includes museum tickets, city cards or activities delivered by an external tour operator, you are welcome to use them earlier in the week if that suits you better, bearing in mind that in that case there will be no additional cultural programme on Saturday. For inspiration and practical details, you are encouraged to explore the official website of the destination city in advance.
Partner base “Ex‑Alumni”
We maintain a closed digital platform, a dedicated LinkedIn group exclusively for our former participants. Through this Ex‑Alumni network, we can connect you with reliable partners from Croatia and the wider region who have successfully completed our training, which significantly reduces the risk of unsuitable or underperforming partners in KA2 projects.