EACEA is the Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency. It deals with projects in education, training, youth, sport, audiovisual, culture, citizenship and humanitarian aid. On behalf of the European Commission, EACEA strives to foster innovation in these areas, always in a spirit of cross-border cooperation and mutual respect.

Creative Europe MEDIA and Cross-Sectoral

The EACEA’s funding programmes for the period 2021-2027 are:

• Erasmus+;
• Creative Europe;
• the European Solidary Corps;
• the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values programme (CERV).

All the calls for proposals under the Creative Europe MEDIA and Cross-sectoral Strands are open.

Creative Europe Online Info-Sessions

The European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) organises online Info Sessions to explain the new funding opportunities and application process. The info-sessions that happened in the past are besides already available for consultation. There you can find a general presentation and video on how to apply for funding.

For example, the useful recording of “The Funding & tenders Portal for beginners” webinar is already available, and could make a difference for anyone dealing for the first time with a project under the Creative Europe Programme.

Full guidance on applying for funding opportunities can be found the F&TP online manual, which contains useful information on registering your organisation and preparing your application.

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Meaning “massive open online course”, the MOOC is an online course available on S.A.L.T.O. Youth. It provides an e-learning process on a canvas platform, upon enrollment. Its development comes from the collaboration of S.A.L.T.O. Youth with the National Agencies.

The currently available MOOC is on the Erasmus Plus funding opportunities for youth. And it covers the 3 Key Actions of the Erasmus Programme.

Open Online Course

After enrollment, the applicant can freely use the learning resources at any time from any device. The access is open to an unlimited number of participants and provides interactive course materials such as videos, online forums, quizzes, reading lists and publication references.

Not to forget that it is also an opportunity for organsiations to build networks and partnerships.

The ideal participants for the MOOC on Erasmus Plus funding opportunities for youth are: project managers, youth workers, youth leaders, plus anybody with an interest in the youth field, from Erasmus+ Programme and Partner countries.

Course’s Contents

The course goes through the basics of youth work and gives an overview of youth work practices and policies across Europe. The organisations can learn about the best practices in the field, share their own experience and get to know others’ experiences in the field.

It provides 6 thematic modules:

1. Introduction to Erasmus+: Youth in Action;
2. KA1 Youth Exchanges;
3. KA1 Mobility of youth Workers;
4. KA2 Strategic partnership;
5. KA3 Structured Dialogue Projects;
6. Erasmus+ Youth in Action Application procedures.

The creators keep the contents up-to-date, allowing participants to get the best knowledge possible on Erasmus Plus for youth, together with the changes that come along. Each module sees from 7 to 9 sessions, offering different interactive learning content.

Enroll To the Erasmus Funding Course

Everything is available on a Canvas Platform. It necessary to register upon application.

The course has a potential commitment of around 3-4 hours per week, for 5-6 weeks duration. To start off, please register or log-in to the Canvas platform.

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