
The Local Lens
10 Nov – 1 Dec 2026
Lębork, Poland
Open to: 29 countries
16 open Erasmus+ projects take place in Poland: 3 youth exchanges, 5 training courses and 8 ESC volunteering projects. Nearest deadline: 30 October 2026.

10 Nov – 1 Dec 2026
Lębork, Poland
Open to: 29 countries

15 Nov 2026 – 12 Jan 2027
Hajnówka, Poland
Open to: 32 countries

6–14 Dec 2026
Dobczyce, Poland
Open to: 9 countries

23 Nov – 17 Dec 2026
Kwidzyn, Poland
Open to: 32 countries

11–18 Dec 2026
Lublin, Poland
Open to: 33 countries

11–19 Jan 2027
Tleń, Poland
Open to: Bulgaria, Italy, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Türkiye

2–19 Dec 2026
Poznań, Poland
Open to: 31 countries

27 Jan – 24 Mar 2027
Krosno, Poland
Open to: 28 countries

11 Jan – 9 Mar 2027
Leszno, Poland
Open to: 38 countries

2 Nov 2026 – 30 Oct 2027
Starogard Gdański, Poland
Open to: 30 countries

9–17 Nov 2026
Poronin, Poland
Open to: Czechia, Greece, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Türkiye

15–23 Nov 2026
Jezioro Głębokie, Poland
Open to: Poland, Portugal, Italy, Romania, Slovakia

18 Nov – 8 Dec 2026
Gdańsk, Poland
Open to: 16 countries

21–29 Nov 2026
Warsaw, Poland
Open to: 33 countries

24–30 Nov 2026
Murzasichle, Poland
Open to: Poland, Slovenia, Netherlands, Spain

14–22 Dec 2026
Łódź, Poland
Open to: Italy
16 open projects take place in Poland: 3 youth exchanges, 5 training courses and 8 ESC volunteering projects. The nearest deadline is 30 October 2026.
It depends on the type: youth exchanges are for young people aged 13 to 30, training courses are for youth workers and others who work with young people, and ESC volunteering is for people aged 18 to 30. Each project page shows the age range and the eligible countries.
Youth exchanges and training courses are funded by Erasmus+: accommodation and food are usually provided, and travel costs are reimbursed up to a limit that depends on the distance. ESC volunteering is unpaid, but travel, accommodation, food and insurance are covered. Some organisations ask for a small fee; the infopack says if there is one.
Open the project page, read the infopack and use the application link. You usually apply through the partner organisation in your country that is named in the infopack, and the organisers select the participants.