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Fully funded training courses in Europe
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Fully funded training courses across Europe, with travel and accommodation covered.
The link goes to the provider's own site. You enrol there, not here.
Each training has its own individual application and deadline.
- Provider
- SALTO / Erasmus+
- What you get
- a certificate
- Weight on a CV
- moderate weight
- Time cost
- ~40 h
- Validity
- No cut-off date
- Language
- in English
- Verified
- 7 August 2026
What this is
SALTO is the Erasmus+ network's calendar: training courses on youth work, project management, inclusion and digital education across Europe. A Youthpass is issued at the end, a document recognised across the European sector.
Georgia appears directly among the eligible countries. This is not an online course: each training has its own application and deadline, and the competition is real.
Who it is for
Youth workers, NGO staff and volunteers who want into the European network.
How to get it
- 1Open SALTO / Erasmus+ and create a free account.
- 2Work through the material, ~40 h in total.
- 3Complete every module. There is no exam.
- 4Download the PDF and keep the verification link.
From Georgia
Georgia is an eligible country. Applying is free and the host organisation covers the costs.
What to watch for
This is not a course: it requires an application, selection and travel.
Frequently asked questions
Is Fully funded training courses in Europe really free?
The credential itself costs nothing: what you receive is a certificate. Checked against SALTO / Erasmus+'s own page on 7 August 2026.
How long does Fully funded training courses in Europe take?
SALTO / Erasmus+ states roughly 40 hours. It is self-paced.
Can I take it from Georgia?
Georgia is an eligible country. Applying is free and the host organisation covers the costs.