Erasmus+ Inclusive Education Courses for Teachers
Seven hands-on Erasmus+ courses on inclusion and diversity for teachers and education staff — from special educational needs and the Italian model of inclusion to intercultural learning, gender inclusiveness, bullying and early school leaving. 100% fundable by your Erasmus+ grant, and we handle all the Erasmus+ paperwork.
Erasmus+ inclusion and diversity courses, by the challenge you face
Start from the challenge you face in your school: students with special needs, a diverse or multicultural class, gender stereotypes, bullying or students at risk of dropping out. Every course is open to all levels and fundable by your Erasmus+ KA1 grant.
Special needs and inclusive education, the Italian experience of overcoming segregation
Discover how Italy includes students with special needs in mainstream schools, and see the Italian model in practice with visits to local schools.
Ideal if you want to study the Italian model of inclusion and bring it back to your school.
Bologna · Palermo
Special needs and inclusive education: approaches and Best Practices for Teachers and education staff
Strategies, teaching methods and tools to include every learner in mainstream education, with visits to schools and institutions active in inclusive education.
Ideal if you want practical strategies to make your mainstream classroom work for every learner.
Tenerife
Diversity in the classroom: teaching tolerance and overcoming prejudices and discrimination
Tools and strategies to manage diversity in the classroom, overcome prejudice and discrimination, and build a tolerant, open-minded class.
Ideal if you work in a diverse environment or want to develop your students’ tolerance.
Athens · Bologna · Lisbon · Palermo · Porto · Tenerife · Zagreb
Intercultural learning and cultural diversity in the classroom
Confront stereotypes, build intercultural competence and turn cultural diversity into a strength of your classroom, through storytelling, simulations and non-formal activities.
Ideal if you work in a multicultural school or welcome newly arrived and migrant students.
Athens · Bologna · Lisbon · Palermo · Porto · Tenerife · Zagreb
Preventing gender-based discrimination and promoting gender inclusiveness in the classroom
Confront gender stereotypes, prevent gender-based discrimination and create a safe classroom where every student feels respected.
Ideal if you want to handle gender-related topics in class with knowledge and confidence.
Bologna · Palermo · Porto · Tenerife
How to prevent bullying and cyber bullying in schools and promote social emotional learning
Recognise every form of bullying and cyberbullying, build a safe classroom with social emotional learning and plan a whole-school anti-bullying policy.
Ideal if you want to set up or improve a school-wide anti-bullying policy.
Athens · Bologna · Palermo · Porto · Tenerife · Zagreb
Preventing conflicts and tackling Early School Leaving
Understand why students drop out, manage conflicts and keep learners engaged with collaborative and innovative teaching methods.
Ideal if you work with students at risk of dropping out, in secondary and vocational schools.
Athens · Bologna · Palermo · Porto · Tenerife · Zagreb
Which Erasmus+ inclusive education course fits your classroom?
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See all seven at a glance
- You want to see how Italy includes students with special needs, in Bologna or PalermoInclusive education course in Italy →
- You want practical strategies to include every learner, in TenerifeSpecial needs education courses →
- You work in a diverse environment and want to foster toleranceTeaching diversity course →
- You work in a multicultural school or welcome newly arrived studentsIntercultural education course for teachers →
- You want to tackle gender stereotypes and discriminationGender inclusive education →
- You want to prevent bullying and cyberbullying in your schoolBullying prevention course for teachers →
- You work with students at risk of dropping outEarly school leaving course →
Upcoming dates for Erasmus+ inclusive education courses across Europe
Every session of our inclusion and diversity courses in one table — filter by course, city or start date. Sessions are kept small on purpose, so the group stays collaborative and the trainer can follow everyone.
Got two weeks? Combine two inclusion courses
In Bologna, Palermo and Tenerife these courses run week after week. Take two back to back and it becomes one 10-day Erasmus+ course, with one certificate, the same hotel and a free weekend in between.
- Module 1How to prevent bullying and cyber bullying in schools and promote social emotional learning
- Module 2Diversity in the classroom: teaching tolerance and overcoming prejudices and discrimination
- Module 1Diversity in the classroom: teaching tolerance and overcoming prejudices and discrimination
- Module 2Special needs and inclusive education, the Italian experience of overcoming segregation
- Module 1Diversity in the classroom: teaching tolerance and overcoming prejudices and discrimination
- Module 2How to prevent bullying and cyber bullying in schools and promote social emotional learning
Pre-register for the first week and write the second topic in the notes: we check both sessions and hold your place.
Why teachers trust Erasmus Learning Academy
One of Europe’s top Erasmus+ training providers since 2013, with 3,000+ teachers trained every year, 12,000+ in total, and top reviews on Trustpilot and Google. We support you through the whole journey — enrolment, documents, the course itself, and dissemination of your Erasmus+ project.
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The trainers who guide your Erasmus+ course
These are some of our main teacher trainers across our European destinations. Behind every course there’s also a wider team of trainers, educators and administrative staff who support your Erasmus+ mobility from enrolment to dissemination.
How Erasmus+ funding works — and what it costs
Erasmus+ is an EU programme that covers 100% of your teacher training abroad. Here’s how the grant works, and how our prices are built to fit within it.
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What it costs
Teachers, trainers, headmasters and any other staff of education organisations are eligible for an Erasmus+ grant that covers all the costs of attending our training courses — travel, board and lodging, cultural activities and all fees. Our courses are tailored to be fully funded by Erasmus+, with different options to ensure the best comfort and quality at a price that stays within the grant.
We offer our courses in two packages. The Standard Package brings together training and accommodation in the same hotel, with breakfast, coffee breaks, networking meals (full board in Bologna) and cultural visits provided by us and fully covered by Erasmus+ funding — you just book your international flights. If you prefer to book your own room, the Essential Package (no accommodation) includes everything except accommodation and meals. We recommend the Standard Package: staying where the course takes place makes logistics, networking with fellow participants, safety and timing much easier.
The Standard Package costs EUR 1,415 in Bologna, EUR 1,235 in Palermo and Zagreb, EUR 1,265 in Tenerife, EUR 1,215 in Athens and EUR 1,335 in Porto. This price includes the course fee, certification and support fee, accommodation in a single room, breakfast, 2 coffee breaks per day, full board (in Bologna) or 3 networking meals (in the other locations), a walking tour in the venue’s city and a sum-up dissemination video.
You can stay in a single or a double room — whichever you prefer — and we can also arrange accommodation for people or relatives accompanying the participants.
Sending several colleagues? One contact, every document.
You coordinate your school’s Erasmus+ mobility on top of a full timetable. We take the paperwork, the logistics and the follow-up off your desk — for one teacher or for your whole staff.
- One dedicated contact person for your whole group, from enrolment to dissemination
- Every document your project needs: Mobility Agreements, invitation letters, detailed programme, certificates, Europass Mobility on request — and anything else your National Agency asks for
- Several sessions in the same week, so more colleagues can go at the same time — up to 3 per organisation in each session, so every group stays genuinely international
- Waiting for project approval? Pre-register now and cancel at no cost if your project is not approved
- Free rescheduling up to two months before the course, a flexibility many providers don’t offer
Email us about your group → (info@erasmuslearningacademy.eu)
Erasmus+ inclusive education courses for teachers: your questions answered
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Book with confidence: your booking is protected
Your Erasmus+ project doesn’t have to be approved yet. These are the booking terms on every ELA course.
- Book before your project is approvedIf your Erasmus+ project isn’t approved, you cancel for free.
- Nothing to pay to pre-registerPre-registration only holds your place. The invoice comes after the agreement with your organisation.
- Fully refundable optionWant zero risk? Ask for the fully refundable option when you book: if you cancel at least 48 hours before the course, you get all your money back.
- Free name changes, any timeIf a colleague can’t travel, change the participant’s name for free, even without notice.
- Free reschedulingEven without the fully refundable option, moving to another date is free if you let us know at least 2 months before the course. With later notice you can still reschedule, for a small fee.
- 80% back if you cancelCancelling is rare, but if you must: tell us at least 4 weeks before the course and you get 80% of the cost back.
- Free rescheduling for force majeureIf force majeure, as defined by the Erasmus+ rules, prevents your mobility, rescheduling is free, whatever the notice.
- No late-registration feeRegistering close to the start date? There’s no penalty for booking late.
Pre-register for an Erasmus+ inclusive education course
Pre-registration commits you to nothing: it holds your place while we confirm the session and prepare your Erasmus+ documents.
- We confirm the detailsusually within one working day: session, logistics and everything you need to know
- Agreement & documentsthe agreement is confirmed and signed, and we prepare your Mobility Agreement and the other documents
- Invoice & infosheetinvoice, payment and your practical infosheet: then you just book your flights
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