How to be successful in Erasmus+ proposals Workshop - Part B
How to be successful in Erasmus+ proposals - Part B
Jan 14, 2026 09:30-13:00 CET
Hands-On Erasmus+ Proposal Workshop — built from experience, not theory.
This live workshop transforms the knowledge from Part 1: The Recipe 4 Success in Erasmus+ into direct practice.
Participants work through each section of a collaborative Erasmus+ proposal using real examples, guided exercises, and templates aligned with the official evaluation criteria.
You will not just learn the methodology — you will apply it, and leave with the structure of your own proposal.
Course: Building a winning collaborative proposal in Erasmus Plus
You will master the following for each of the grant application sections in a collaborative Erasmus Plus proposal with
focus on the four evaluation criteria
• Relevance of the project,
• Quality of the project design and implementation,
• Quality of the partnership and the cooperation arrangements,
• Impact
UNIQUE BONUSES
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Bonus 1: Lifetime access to the video recordings and the training content
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Bonus 2: Monthly Live Q&A sessions (Even if not available on Nov 11, you still can watch the recordings and join the live Q&A sessions.)
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Bonus 3: 100% Satisfaction Guarantee (Else we return your money back. That confident we are about its value)
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Bonus 4: Participants automatically receive free access to Part 1 (recorded), covering Erasmus+ Intelligence, the I.C.R.E.A.T.E.™ system, and the C.R.I.T.E.R.I.A.™ formula.
Trainers
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Nikolaos Floratos: Nikolaos has a multidisciplinary education with a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering from City University London, a Bachelor of Humanities in Greek Civilisation from Open Hellenic University, a master of science in Telecommunications and Signal Processing from Imperial College, London and he is recently awarded his PhD in Humanities on student engagement in massive open online courses from Open University of Catalonia. After his undergraduate and postgraduate studies with distinction as an engineer in London (Imperial College, City University), UK, has been working for a number of consultancy and Information Technology companies as a consultant and project manager across Europe. He has also an MBA (Master in Business Administration from the National Technical University of Athens and Athens University of Economics and Business) and the last 25 years he is involved in planning, managing and evaluating large and small projects in the area of research, education, ICT (Information Communication Technologies), social inclusion, entrepreneurship, standardization and consumer issues. As a funding expert, personal trainer and coach, he has supported thousands of individuals and organisations mainly from Europe but also from all over the world in managing state funding (e.g. from the European Commission, National Funds, etc) and receiving support for deploying their business idea or mission. Recently, he came across of AI in proposal writing and he became thrilled with it. He considers that AI will bring the same revolution as PC (Personal Computers). PCs changed the way that business is conducted and today is the only norm and in the same way, he believes that AI will do so and no one should stay behind. |
