​MORE THEN 100 ERASMUS DAYS EVENTS IN CROATIA

This year, more than 100 Erasmus+ beneficiaries have participated so far in the celebration of the Erasmus Days in Croatia. Kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, higher education institutions, non-governmental and other organisations are organising exhibitions, quizzes, workshops, lectures and other events that are partially held online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Kindergarten Rijeka is organising an event called “If no art no innovation”, art workshops with children aged 3 to 7 who will develop a logo proposal for an international project in which kindergarten participates.
The Braća Radić Primary School will celebrate the Erasmus Days with music and dance. They will sing “Ode to Joy” accompanied by instruments made of waste materials. Name of the event is Green Hearts.

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Our Erasmus Plus KA204 Project has been approved!!!
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Our TEAM Erasmus Plus has been accepted!!!
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The German NA was approved  to our project namely BoCOMTeam
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The Turkish NA accepted our Project called Elimination of Digital Inequality with the partnership of Poland,Slovania,Greece and Spain
The Croatian Academic and Research Network – CARNET will promote a project on social networks  that aims at developing transversal skills of teachers in order to improve the teaching process.
The Department of EU Law of the Faculty of Law in Zagreb is organising a Virtual pizza party. Students will have the opportunity to share mobility experiences and discuss the challenges of studying abroad in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The student association ESN Croatia in cooperation with the National Agency is organising the #besterasmusmoments photo award contest.
With more than 100 events so far in Croatia we have a record due to the 50 events held last year!
Erasmus accreditation is a way to access mobility activities under the new Erasmus+ programme. Accreditation is like a membership card for organisations who want to benefit from Erasmus mobility activities.
Accreditation covers
  • adult education
  • vocational education and training (VET)
  • school education
A new brochure is available in 23 languages for potential beneficiaries – organisations who want to apply for Erasmus funding. It explains how accreditation works, who can apply, and what the benefits are.
Get the brochure from the EU Publications Office