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Engaging with beneficiaries online.
Our start-up events went virtual this year and proved very popular, with more than 350 new beneficiaries attending or watching our online sessions. We covered a broad range of topics and sectors, with attendees fully engaging in this new format. Projects continuing into 2021 can access support via our manage your grant page.
People of Erasmus+ competition.
The People of Erasmus+ competition received over 100 entries this year. The stories ranged from the experiences of project coordinators to participants, with each one showcasing the unique and life-changing benefits of the Erasmus+ programme. Take a look at our playlist to see our 10 winners and listen to their stories!
Lockdown success stories.
Despite the lockdown, we have seen many success stories where Erasmus+ participants have benefitted from projects. From virtual placements to motivating students, discover how our beneficiaries have continued to manage their projects remotely.
Learning Networks went online.
In July, our #epluspeople attended online Learning Networks workshops, focused on project dissemination. From contacting the media to photography and video, fellow beneficiaries shared their own experiences and advice, discussing best practices.
A virtual 2020 conference.
The 2020 Erasmus+ Annual Conference was a fully virtual affair with more than 200 beneficiaries, participants and attendees joining us for engaging online discussions about inclusion, employability and the impact of the programme over the last seven years. Catch up with the highlights in our video.
Twenty-four UK #ErasmusDays events.
In October, the #ErasmusDays initiative saw hundreds of virtual events take place across Europe, with a total of 24 events in the UK! From virtual reunions to online sessions, organisations and participants came together to share their experiences and celebrate the diverse impacts of the programme.
Projects are still hitting headlines.
While many things have changed in 2020, it’s inspiring to see our projects adapting and working collaboratively. We’ve seen virtual and real-life exchanges, app launches, musicians and sportspeople, and blogs on how Erasmus+ has impacted lives. See what Erasmus+ UK projects have been featured in the press this year.
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