Agence Erasmus+ France / Education & Formation in the news

Erasmus+ is a large EU-funded educational exchange program involving 33 countries and millions of participants, with France as a key player and growing funding needs.

Nelly Fesseau combines her role as national director of Erasmus+ with managing her family oyster farm on Oléron Island, blending high-level public service with hands-on traditional work.

Erasmus+ prioritizes digital transformation to enhance mobility, develop digital skills, address digital risks, and raise environmental awareness among participants.

The Erasmus+ 2026 call invites diverse educational and youth organizations to apply for European mobility project funding through Erasmus+ France agencies.

Erasmus+ provides French municipalities with accessible funding and cooperation opportunities to support diverse local public policies and foster European partnerships.

Since 2021, over 570 French Adult Education projects have been funded by Erasmus+, with a 2024 study confirming their lasting positive impact on organizations and participants.

The European Commission announced a 5.2 billion euro budget for Erasmus+ 2026 projects to support mobility and cooperation.

Erasmus+ France provides workshops and support to help adult education organizations prepare 2026 project proposals for European mobility funding.

Erasmus+ significantly supports job seekers and youth mobility in Europe, with growing demand and strong participation in France.

Erasmus Days 2025 promotes European values and youth mobility through 10,000 events worldwide, highlighting the Erasmus+ program's educational and social goals.

Erasmus Days 2025 will celebrate European citizenship and values through widespread events promoting the Erasmus+ program's impact on mobility, inclusion, and civic engagement.

Erasmus Days 2025, coordinated by Agence Erasmus+ France, celebrates European values and promotes the Erasmus programme through thousands of events and educational activities.

The 2025 European Language Label honors French Erasmus+ projects enhancing language learning for inclusion and civic engagement across education sectors.

Erasmus+ expands beyond student exchanges with a 50% budget increase, focusing on inclusion, early education, and vocational training.

Erasmus+ in France has surpassed two million participants, with growing demand, better integration in education, ecological travel incentives, and ongoing efforts to ease access and legal barriers.

Erasmus+ has benefited two million French people since 1987, with growing demand especially in professional training, but funding limits support to a fraction of requests.

Erasmus+ sees strong growth in demand for school and vocational education sectors in France, with two million beneficiaries.

Erasmus+ France agency struggles to meet high demand, funding only about half of applications despite budget growth.

Local authorities and educational institutions in France collaborate through webinars and resources to strengthen European citizenship education and engagement in schools.

Erasmus+ is recruiting former mobility participants as Ambassadors to promote and support European mobility opportunities across France.