Reports from the projects we take part in, written by the people who were there.
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What Is a Youth Exchange and What Actually Happens There
A youth exchange is 5 to 21 days with young people from several countries working on one theme. Here is the definition, the rules, and an honest hour-by-hour look at a real week.
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Erasmus+ Myths We Hear Every Month, and the Honest Answers
Twelve things people in Serbia believe about Erasmus+ that are not true, and a few that unfortunately are. Written by an organisation that answers these in DMs every week.
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How to Apply for Your First Youth Exchange, Step by Step
Where to find open calls, how to read an infopack, what to write in the application form, and what happens between being selected and boarding the bus.
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Is Erasmus+ Free? What's Covered and What You Pay Yourself
Erasmus+ covers your food, accommodation and most of your travel. It does not cover everything. Here are the real numbers, the ceilings, and the costs that land on you.
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Youth Exchange, Training Course or ESC — What's the Difference?
Youth exchange, training course and European Solidarity Corps are three different things with three different age limits, lengths and purposes. Here is how to tell them apart before you apply.
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What Is Erasmus+? A Plain Guide for People in Serbia
Erasmus+ is the EU programme that pays for people to learn abroad. Serbia is a full member. Here is what it covers, who can join, and how you actually get on a project.
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Erasmus+ Youth Exchange "Rural Changemakers" in Bansko, Bulgaria
A group leader's report from an Erasmus+ youth exchange in Bansko, Bulgaria, bringing together participants from Serbia, Turkey, Italy, Romania and Bulgaria.
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Erasmus+ Training Course "PRESS ON: Volunteering for Social Inclusion"
In July, youth workers from 8 countries joined in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria for an Erasmus+ training course promoting volunteering for social inclusion.
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