Professional development courses for European educators across four iconic Italian cities. Your school's Erasmus+ grant covers everything — course fee, travel and accommodation.
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💡 How the grant works: Your school applies to your National Agency by February each year. Once approved, the budget is transferred directly to your school — then you book the course.
Estimates based on 2026 official Erasmus+ rates. Actual grant determined by your National Agency.
Some providers are everywhere. We are somewhere — and that somewhere is Italy, done better than anyone.
| Other providers | ErasmusDidactica | |
|---|---|---|
| Specialisation | Generic — many countries, many topics | ✦ Italy only — maximum depth |
| Course quality | Standard market level | ✦ University accreditation standards |
| Florence in summer | Limited or unavailable | ✦ Open 12 months — July & August included |
| Group size | Up to 30–40 participants | ✦ Maximum 16 — real attention, real learning |
| Academic heritage | Commercial training companies | ✦ Built on a university founded in 1975 |
| Italian cities | 1–2 destinations | ✦ 4 cities · 24 courses · all year |
| Documentation support | Basic | ✦ Full KA1 reporting package included |
While others offer Italy as one stop among thirty, Italy is our entire world. Four cities, 24 courses, 50 years of academic roots — no one knows Italian education like we do.
Our syllabi are developed to the same standards as internationally accredited university programmes. Not a weekend workshop. A genuine academic experience.
Maximum 16 participants per session. Every teacher is seen, heard and challenged. This is not a conference — it is a transformation.
Browse by learning pathway or by city. Every course is 5 days, 40 certified hours, fully covered by your Erasmus+ KA1 grant.
ChatGPT, Copilot, image generators and AI assessment tools — from zero to classroom-ready in 5 days. The most in-demand course in the KA1 market.
Immersive Italian (A2–B1 CEFR) woven into Milan's design, fashion and art scene. The only course of its kind in the Erasmus+ market.
Equip students to navigate the digital world critically and safely. Erasmus+ 2026 priority: digital transformation.
Interdisciplinary STEAM projects using Milan's innovation ecosystem. Design thinking, maker spaces and cross-curricular methods.
Language-sensitive pedagogy for diverse classrooms. Milan — one of Europe's most multicultural cities — as the living context.
Mindfulness, positive psychology and somatic tools for teachers and students. Torino's galleries and green spaces as the backdrop.
Universal Design for Learning and SEN strategies for mainstream classrooms. Erasmus+ 2026 priority: inclusion and diversity.
Arts-based methodologies in one of Europe's great museum cities — sessions inside Torino's world-class galleries.
Game mechanics — points, narrative, challenge — to transform engagement. Analogue and digital approaches including Kahoot and Classcraft.
Montessori and Reggio Emilia approaches, play-based learning and nature-based early education. Italy's pedagogical tradition gives unique authenticity.
Mantova — a European model of sustainable urban development — as a living classroom. Agenda 2030 and circular economy for your curriculum.
Sessions inside Palazzo Ducale and Palazzo Te — practical tools for integrating tangible and intangible heritage in any subject.
Research-based strategies for motivation, behaviour and differentiation — applicable to any subject, age group or national curriculum.
Design a complete PBL unit using Mantova as a real-world laboratory. Leave with an immediately deployable project for your school.
Uffizi, Accademia and Palazzo Vecchio as classrooms. Develop Visual Thinking Strategies and arts-integrated teaching with Renaissance masterpieces.
Content and Language Integrated Learning — the most requested KA1 course in Europe. Theory, practice and a complete CLIL unit designed for your subject.
Write a complete KA2 or KA1 application from scratch. Consortium building, budget planning and quality indicators — leave with a submission-ready draft.
Gastronomy, farm visits and Slow Food philosophy as interdisciplinary teaching tools. Unique to summer in Tuscany — market visits, olive oil, Chianti.
Mask work, improvisation and narrative techniques rooted in Italy's theatrical tradition — transform how you explain concepts to any age group.
Italian design philosophy and entrepreneurial mindset as a pedagogical model. Visits to Florentine ateliers, workshops and innovation hubs.
Tuscan hills and Boboli Gardens as the classroom. Forest school methodology, phenology and place-based education rooted in Florentine Renaissance gardens.
Strategic planning, change management and distributed leadership for school directors and senior staff. Florence's Medici legacy as a case study in visionary leadership.
CASEL framework, emotional regulation and restorative practices — evidence-based SEL strategies for the modern classroom.
Formative assessment strategies, feedback design and rubric construction aligned with European qualification frameworks.
The grant goes to your school, not the individual. Your school applies once a year and receives a budget that covers everything.
The Erasmus+ coordinator submits a mobility project to your National Agency — typically in February each year. The application lists which staff will travel and where.
Your school receives a lump-sum covering course fees (up to €80/day), travel by distance band, accommodation and a daily individual allowance.
Choose a course and date, register online. We issue Europass Mobility certificates and support you through the post-mobility reporting process.
Each city offers a unique cultural backdrop that enriches professional development far beyond a traditional classroom.
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Italy is not just a backdrop — it is the curriculum itself. These are facts no other Erasmus+ provider can claim.
"The AI course in Milan was exactly what I needed. Practical, immediately applicable, and the city itself was an extra bonus. I have already applied to come back next year."
"We sent three teachers to Torino for the Wellbeing course. All three came back energised and immediately changed how they approach their classes. Remarkable."
"The Commedia dell'Arte course in Florence was transformative. I had no idea how much theatrical techniques could change the way I explain concepts to my students."
Free guides, templates and tools to help your school make the most of Erasmus+ KA1 funding.
Step-by-step checklist for submitting your school's KA1 application to your National Agency. Updated for 2026.
Calculate the exact Erasmus+ grant your school will receive per teacher, per course, per city — all 27 EU countries.
Find your country's National Agency contact, deadline dates and application portal. All 27 EU member states.
Full PDF catalogue with all 24 courses, dates, prices and logistics. Share with your headteacher or school board.
Official letter confirming course booking for your KA1 project documentation and reporting requirements.
Recommended hotels near our venues in all four cities — within Erasmus+ daily allowance rates.
Write to us for availability, group bookings, or to discuss a tailor-made course for your school. We respond within 24 hours.