Didn’t Apply in February? Smart Schools Plan for October (Here’s How)

by linaedu | Feb 23, 2026 | Erasmus+ KA1 2026

Not applying for Erasmus+ in February is not a failure.For many schools, it’s a strategic pause. Once the February deadline passes, the pressure disappears — and clarity returns. This is when strong schools start planning October submissions or using existing...

Grow with Storytelling – Stories as Multifunctional Educational Solutions at Hand

by linaedu | Feb 11, 2026 | Erasmus+ Program

Some time ago I spent a week in Lisbon (it was for an Erasmus+ course) and while walking along the streets with souvenir shops along the way, I couldn’t but notice the repeatedly used image/picture/figurine of a rooster representing Portugal on the souvenirs....

The Evaluator’s Eye: What Erasmus+ Reviewers Actually Look For (KA122)

by linaedu | Feb 11, 2026 | Erasmus+ KA1 2026

Erasmus+ evaluators don’t read applications the way applicants write them. They don’t ask:“Is this ambitious?”They ask:👉 “Is this credible, coherent, and low-risk?” Understanding this shift is often the difference between approval and rejection. 1. Evaluators Look for...

3 Fatal Mistakes That Will Get Your Erasmus+ KA122 Application Rejected

by linaedu | Jan 22, 2026 | Erasmus+ KA1 2026

It’s late January. The February 19th deadline is breathing down your neck. You have a draft of your Short-term Project (KA122) application, but a nagging doubt remains: Is it good enough to win? Every year, schools with strong ideas get rejected for Erasmus+ KA122.Not...

The Erasmus+ Zero-Loss Budget: How Schools Accidentally Lose Money (and How to Stop It)

by linaedu | Jan 15, 2026 | Erasmus+ KA1 2026

Most Erasmus+ budget problems don’t look like mistakes.They look like “close enough” calculations that quietly drain value from your project. Schools don’t usually overspend — they misalign. Where Erasmus+ Budgets Go Wrong Whether KA121 or KA122, the same issues...