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100% EU-funded training for European educators in Cyprus, Greece, Lithuania & Poland
Professional Development for the Backbone of Education
Administrative staff keep schools running—you deserve Erasmus+ professional development too. Specialized courses in digital administration, communication, EU education systems, and international networking. Cyprus, Greece, and Lithuania locations. Fully funded by Erasmus+ KA1 Staff Mobility.
Teachers aren't the only education professionals benefiting from Erasmus+ KA1. Administrative staff—secretaries, office managers, registrars, administrative assistants—are equally eligible for EU-funded international training. Yet many don't know this opportunity exists.
Erasmus+ KA1 Staff Mobility explicitly includes administrative and support staff working in educational institutions. This means:
Administrative staff face unique professional development needs rarely addressed by domestic training:
💡 Real Administrative Staff Experience
"I'd been our school secretary for 12 years, never imagining Erasmus+ was for me—I thought it was only teachers. When our principal suggested I attend digital administration training in Cyprus, I was nervous but excited. That week transformed how I see my role. I learned modern systems, met secretaries from 8 countries sharing solutions, and returned with 15 new ideas implemented within months. Plus, I finally felt professionally valued."— Helena, Polish secondary school secretary, October 2025
The process differs slightly from teacher mobility but remains straightforward:
Your school must have Erasmus+ accreditation or participate in a consortium. Most schools with Erasmus programs include administrative staff mobility in their plans. Ask your principal or Erasmus+ coordinator if your school qualifies. If not accredited, schools can apply—or you can suggest joining a consortium.Learn about accreditation →
Successful applications link training to professional needs. Examples: "Our school digitizing records—need digital administration training," or "Increasing international student enrollment—need intercultural communication skills," or "Managing EU project budgets—need EU administration understanding."
Select training matching your needs. Common choices: Digital Skills, Communication in Education, EU Education Systems, Project Management. Courses typically 5-7 days, perfect for school schedules.
Applications submitted by schools, not individuals. Work with your Erasmus+ coordinator to include your mobility in school's application. Provide clear justification linking training to school development goals. Success rate high when well-justified.
Once approved, Erasmus+ covers everything
Beyond specific skills, administrative staff report profound professional and personal benefits:
🎯 Pro Tip for Administrative Staff
Approach your principal or Erasmus+ coordinator proactively. Explain how specific training would benefit your work and the school. Reference this page and Erasmus+ guidelines showing administrative staff eligibility. Many schools unaware staff mobility exists—your initiative might open opportunities for colleagues too.Contact us for support materials to share with your school.
While all courses welcome administrative staff, some particularly relevant:
All courses open to administrative professionals. Select based on your development needs.Fully funded by Erasmus+ KA1.
For coordinators moving into leadership
Modern administrative systems
EU project coordination skills
Professional development in inspiring European destinations:
Erasmus+ KA1 treats administrative staff equally. Same funding, same opportunities, same professional recognition as teacher mobility.