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Welcome back to another week of our blog post series, dedicated to simplifying tricky to understand Erasmus+ terms for you. Whether you are preparing a project at the moment or you are just thinking about it and doing some research, you have probably already come across lots of specific terminology that can be hard to […]
Here at Meraki, we want Erasmus+ projects to be within everyone’s reach. We know that some of the terminology can make developing a project seem daunting. Likewise, a lot of the language is very specific and can be difficult to grasp. For that reason, to make it all easy to understand, we´ve created this series
We are back with another post making Erasmus+ projects more accessible by providing a glossary of the more specific terms needed when developing or working on a project. Each week we choose a term that is commonly used in Erasmus+ projects but might be a little bit difficult to understand. We give definitions and explanations
As you know, our aim here at Meraki is to make Erasmus+ projects as accessible as possible. We know that some of the terminology can make developing a project seem daunting. Likewise, a lot of the language is very specific and can be difficult to grasp. For that reason, we´ve created this series of blog
Whether you were looking for us specifically or you came across us by chance – welcome to the first post in a series where we simplify tricky terms used in Erasmus+ projects: KEY ACTION In our introductory post to our Glossary of Terms series, we highlighted the potential challenges you might have with specific terminology
Are you preparing an Erasmus+ project? Are you finding some of the terminology tricky? We´ve created a series of posts explaining all the essential terms you´ll need for preparing your project! Follow our posts to find out more! Are you preparing an Erasmus+ project and encounter difficulties with certain terms? Here is a series of
