Athens

Join an Erasmus Training Course for teachers and education staff in Athens, Greece

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Why Choosing Athens

By joining our Erasmus Training Courses in Athens, teachers and education staff will have the chance to immerse themselves in one of the world’s most iconic cities, where ancient heritage meets a vibrant modern spirit. Athens, the cradle of Western civilization, offers a unique blend of timeless landmarks, bustling neighborhoods, and a thriving cultural scene.
In this page you will learn more about Athens and about the Erasmus Training Course taking place in Athens in which teachers and education staff can participate receiving an Erasmus+ grant covering all of the costs.

Our Academy in Greece

COMPANY NAME IN GREECE: Learning Seed Courses GP

OFFICIAL ADDRESS: Chalkokondili 27, Greece, Attika, 10432

VAT number: 803147171 OID Number: E10431982

LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE: Georgia Griva

CONTACT PERSON FOR ENROLLMENT OR QUERIES: Francesca Formento, greece@erasmustrainingcourses.com

What Athens Offers

Athens is a city of contrasts, where the ancient world coexists with a lively contemporary scene. Known as the birthplace of Western civilization, it’s home to world-renowned landmarks like the Acropolis and the Temple of Olympian Zeus. Exploring Athens feels like uncovering layers of history while enjoying the vibrancy of Mediterranean life. The city’s neighborhoods each tell a story: Plaka’s charming streets bring old-world charm, Monastiraki bustles with colorful markets, and rooftop bars showcase stunning views of the illuminated Acropolis at night.
Culinary enthusiasts can savor authentic Greek dishes—from moussaka to fresh seafood—paired with local wine or ouzo. Its central location also makes Athens a gateway to further adventures. Day trips to Delphi or the Temple of Poseidon in Sounion are just a short journey away. Whether you’re captivated by ancient ruins, curious about local markets, or drawn to the Mediterranean lifestyle, Athens promises an unforgettable experience for every visitor.

Erasmus Learning Academy in Athens

Choosing Athens for your Erasmus teacher training means stepping into a city that has shaped the world of education, philosophy, and culture for centuries. Here, innovation meets tradition, making it an inspiring setting for professional development. Our Erasmus courses in Athens combine expert-led training with immersive cultural experiences. Highlights include visits to the Acropolis Museum, where history is beautifully preserved within modern architecture, and strolls through neighborhoods like Psiri and Kolonaki, known for their creative energy and relaxed ambiance. Between sessions, enjoy traditional Greek coffee and network with fellow educators from across Europe. Athens isn’t just a city for learning; it’s a place to be inspired.

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More About Athens

Athens, the historic capital of Greece, offers an unparalleled setting for professional growth and cultural exploration. Its rich heritage, exemplified by landmarks like the Ancient Agora and the Acropolis, is complemented by a lively, modern atmosphere. The city’s Mediterranean charm, warm climate, and world-famous cuisine make it an ideal destination for educators seeking both enrichment and relaxation.

At ELA—Erasmus Learning Academy—we organize teacher training courses for KA121 and KA122 Erasmus+ projects in a residential format. Our approach ensures convenience and comfort: participants stay in the same venue where the courses are conducted, with catering provided, allowing them to focus entirely on their training and connections with other educators from across Europe.

From expertly designed course activities to cultural programs tailored to enhance your experience, we handle every detail so you can immerse yourself fully in the essence of Athens. Relax, engage, and let this historic city support your educational journey.

10 Things to do in Athens

The Acropolis and Parthenon

The crown jewel of Athens, the Acropolis is a must-visit. Walk among ancient ruins that once symbolized the height of Greek civilization. The Parthenon, with its majestic columns, is a marvel of ancient engineering. Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and enjoy golden light for photos.

The Acropolis Museum

After exploring the Acropolis, head to this modern architectural masterpiece. The museum houses artifacts found on the site, giving you a deeper understanding of ancient Greek life. Don’t miss the glass floors, revealing excavations beneath your feet!

Ancient Agora

Once the heart of Athenian life, the Agora was a hub of politics, commerce, and philosophy. Wander among ruins like the Temple of Hephaestus and imagine Socrates orating here thousands of years ago.

Plaka Neighborhood

Known as the “Neighborhood of the Gods,” Plaka is a picturesque area filled with cobblestone streets, vibrant tavernas, and quaint shops. It’s the perfect place to stroll, sample local delicacies, and soak in Athenian charm.

The National Archaeological Museum

Dive into Greece’s rich history with this world-class collection of ancient artifacts. Highlights include the Mask of Agamemnon and stunning Cycladic sculptures. Art lovers and history enthusiasts will be in paradise.

Mount Lycabettus

For the best panoramic views of Athens, climb or take the funicular up Mount Lycabettus. The sight of the city sprawling below, with the Acropolis in the distance, is breathtaking, especially at sunset.

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Monastiraki Square and Flea Market

A bustling square that perfectly blends old and new Athens. Explore the flea market for unique souvenirs, antiques, and handmade jewelry. Nearby, visit the Byzantine Church of the Pantanassa for a touch of serenity.

Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center

For a taste of modern Athens, visit this stunning cultural and architectural landmark. It houses the National Library and the Greek National Opera, and the surrounding park is perfect for a relaxing stroll or picnic.

The Temple of Olympian Zeus

This massive temple took over 600 years to complete and once housed a colossal statue of Zeus. Though only a few columns remain, the scale of the ruins gives you a sense of the grandeur of ancient Athens.

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