Frequently Asked Questions about Erasmus+ and Inkludio Training

Question 1

What is the Erasmus+ programme in School Education?

Accepted Answer

Erasmus+ is the European Union's funding programme for education, training, youth and sport. In the School Education sector (KA1 & KA2), it funds mobility of teachers and pupils, professional training abroad, school partnerships and cooperation projects. The aim is to raise the quality of education and add a European dimension to schools.

Question 2

Who can take part in Erasmus+ projects?

Accepted Answer

In School Education, eligible participants include public and private schools (kindergartens, primary, lower-secondary, upper-secondary, vocational), teachers of all subjects, school leaders, and organisations active in school education. Some actions (e.g. KA122) require no accreditation; others (KA120) do.

Question 3

Where do you apply for Erasmus+ funding in Greece?

Accepted Answer

Applications are submitted via the official European Commission platform (Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps platform) to Greece's National Agency — the State Scholarships Foundation (IKY) for School Education. Deadlines are announced annually, typically in February and October.

Question 4

What is the difference between KA120 and KA122?

Accepted Answer

KA122 (Short-term mobility projects) is a single application for one specific 6-18 month project — no accreditation required, ideal for schools starting with Erasmus+. KA120 (Accreditation) is a one-off application that, once approved, gives the organisation access to annual mobility funding for 7 years (until 2027), without re-applying every year.

Question 5

How long does the KA120 accreditation process take?

Accepted Answer

From submission in October, evaluation results are usually announced in February-March of the following year. After approval, the organisation submits an annual funding request (KA121) every February for the next school year. Accreditation is valid until the end of the programming period (2027).

Question 6

What is a Structured Course in the context of KA1?

Accepted Answer

It is an organised training course delivered in an EU country, typically 5-7 days long, designed specifically for teachers. Inkludio Training delivers such courses (e.g. AI in the Classroom) funded by Erasmus+. See the catalogue: https://www.inkludio.gr/en/courses/catalogue.

Question 7

What is the difference between KA210 and KA220?

Accepted Answer

KA210 (Small-scale partnerships) targets newcomers and smaller organisations — simpler application, budget €30,000-€60,000, duration 6-24 months. KA220 (Cooperation partnerships) is for more experienced organisations running larger projects — budget €100,000-€400,000, duration 12-36 months, with deliverables of European-level scope.

Question 8

Do I need experience to apply for KA210 or KA220?

Accepted Answer

KA210 does not require prior Erasmus+ experience — that is exactly why it was designed. KA220 generally assumes experience with European projects, or at least cooperation with an experienced partner or coordinator. Inkludio Training provides proposal writing, partner search and implementation support across the full project lifecycle.

Question 9

What is Inkludio Training?

Accepted Answer

Inkludio Training (Inkludio Training Single Member P.C.) is a Greek educational organisation based in Larissa, a registered Erasmus+ provider with OID E10406076. We design and deliver teacher training courses (KA1), provide consulting services for European programmes (KA2), and develop educational material. The company was founded by Tasos Barmpas.

Question 10

Is Inkludio Training officially registered on the Erasmus+ platform?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Inkludio Training is registered on the European Commission's official Erasmus+ platform with Organisation ID (OID) E10406076. This means we can officially participate as a training provider or as a partner in EU-funded projects.

Question 11

What services does Inkludio Training specialise in?

Accepted Answer

Four core areas: (1) Teacher training courses for KA1 (KA120, KA122) and mobility implementation; (2) Consulting for KA2 (KA210, KA220, KA240) — proposal writing, project management, reporting; (3) Teacher development in digital and inclusive education (e.g. AI in the Classroom); (4) Development of educational material and school programmes.

Question 12

How do I register for an Inkludio Training course?

Accepted Answer

Visit https://www.inkludio.gr/en/courses/upcoming, choose the course that interests you, and complete the registration form. No account is required — registration is finalised with payment. You receive an immediate confirmation email and, before the start, the Zoom link and full programme.

Question 13

Will I receive a certificate of attendance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. On completion of every course, Inkludio Training issues a digital certificate of attendance stating the title, number of hours and date. For courses delivered under KA1, a Europass Mobility Certificate is also issued in cooperation with the sending organisation.

Question 14

How can I contact Inkludio Training?

Accepted Answer

Email info@inkludio.gr or call +30 694 442 9323. Our team replies within 1-2 working days. Contact form: https://www.inkludio.gr/en/contact.

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