ELTA is excited to announce four fully funded opportunities for official representatives to attend an Erasmus+ training course as part of the KA122-ADU-9C4C200B Emotionally Healthy Classroom project.
Training Courses & Locations:
📍 Split, Croatia (April 12-18, 2025): Building Better Mental Health and Well-Being
📍 Florence, Italy (April 14-19, 2025): Conflict Management, Emotional Intelligence and Bullying Prevention*
📍 Lisbon, Portugal (April 21-26, 2025): Mental Health Awareness for Teachers and Students*
📍 Algarve, Portugal (May 5-10, 2025): Mindfulness for Teachers*
Who Can Apply?
✅ ELTA member
✅ English teaching degree or a related field
✅ Minimum of three years of experience in teaching a second/foreign language
Selection Process:
Applicants will be chosen based on merit and qualifications. Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview. Only complete applications will be considered.
Why Apply?
✔ Gain expert training on mental health & well-being in the classroom
✔ Enhance your teaching career with international experience
✔ Build connections with educators from across Europe
📅 Application Deadline: 17 March 2025
*Course details, including dates and locations, are yet to be confirmed with the course providers.
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