
Download here the official 2026 Erasmus+ KA1 application form models and access the webform
On this page you can download the official 2026 Erasmus+ KA1 application form models and access the webform.
Since 2019 the Erasmus KA1 projects have to be submitted through the Erasmus+ Applications webform. Each school, adult education institution or higher education institution has to fill in this webform to apply for the Erasmus+ funding to cover the cost of attending our training courses. Here you can access and download all the Erasmus plus KA1 official application form models so that you can know what to expect and which will be the sections and questions that you will have to fill in the webform. Bear in mind that the KA121 application forms are meant for schools and organisations that already hold an Erasmus+ 2021-2027 accreditation. On the other side KA122 application forms are meant for schools and organisations that don’t have the Erasmus+ accreditation.

2026 application form models
KA1 – Learning mobility of individuals application form models
- Download the 2026 KA1 application form model for accredited projects in the school education sector (KA121 – SCH)
- Download the 2026 KA1 application form model for accredited projects in the adult education sector (KA121 – ADU)
- Download the 2026 KA1 application form model for accredited projects in the VET sector (KA121 – VET)
- Download the 2026 KA1 application form model for short-term projects in the school education sector (KA122 – SCH)
- Download the 2026 KA1 application form model for short-term projects in the adult education sector (KA122 – ADU)
- Download the 2026 KA1 application form model for short-term projects in the VET sector (KA122 – VET)
- Download the 2026 KA1 Erasmus accreditation form model for higher education mobility consortia (KA130 – HED)
- Download the 2026 KA1 application form model for mobility of higher education students and staff (KA131 – HED)
- Download the 2026 KA1 application form model for accredited projects for youth mobility (KA151 – YOU)
- Download the 2026 KA1 application form model for mobility of young people (KA152 – YOU)
- Download the 2026 KA1 application form model for mobility of youth workers (KA153 – YOU)
- Download the 2026 KA1 application form model for youth participation activities (KA154-YOU)
If you are interested in applying at the next Erasmus+ deadline consider to partner with us. As partner, we bring a strong added value to an Erasmus+ project thanks to our Erasmus+ accreditation and experience and our dissemination and visibility capacity. In 2026 and 2027 we offer 46 different courses about ICT and new technologies, soft skills, inclusion and special needs, intercultural learning and diversity, anti-bullying and early school leaving, well-being, non-formal education, project based learning, stress management, work-based learning, entrepreneurship, innovative teaching methods, preschool education and much more, all listed in our 2026-2027 Erasmus+ course catalogue.
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