Romanian schools complete Erasmus+ educational mobility projects

Educational institutions in Romania have successfully completed recent phases of the Erasmus+ accreditation program, focusing on enhancing professional skills and student competencies through European mobility.

The Bistrița-Năsăud County School Inspectorate led a consortium project aimed at increasing teacher support for vulnerable groups by 15%, improving green competencies among students and staff, and boosting digital skills. This year, 25 educators and 16 students participated in mobility programs across France, Portugal, Bulgaria, and Greece.

In Botoșani, the Liceul cu Program Sportiv concluded its Erasmus+ project with a final training session in Malaga, Spain. The program focused on coaching methods to increase student motivation, manage stress, and reduce bullying. The initiative included 25 students participating in learning stages in Italy and Greece, as well as various job-shadowing and training activities for teachers in Poland, Italy, and France.