Why Trust is So Important When It Comes to Choosing an Erasmus+/Turing Scheme Partner
Every country that takes part in Erasmus+ (most of Europe – with the exception of the United Kingdom which has its own, similar scheme, the Turing Scheme) allocates funding to each state for mobilities abroad. In turn, the state receiving funding from their country’s government allocates that funding to schools, colleges, universities and other educational institutions. Almost all states have existing projects running with existing funding, some waiting to be spent, and some spent – with money left over. During previous years, any funds left over were simply rolled forward to pay for future mobilities but that changed in 2022.