
Are We Playing with Our Future? Game-based Methods for Climate Action (in Spanish)
4 Nov – 1 Dec 2026
Málaga, Spain (blended)
Open to: 33 countries
9 training courses in Spain are open for applications. Nearest deadline: 30 October 2026.

4 Nov – 1 Dec 2026
Málaga, Spain (blended)
Open to: 33 countries

23–30 Nov 2026
Graus (Huesca), Spain
Open to: France, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain

25 Nov – 3 Dec 2026
Vic (Barcelona), Spain
Open to: 32 countries

4–8 Dec 2026
El Casar de la Inesa (Toledo), Spain
Open to: 52 countries

1–7 Feb 2027
Coma-ruga (Catalonia), Spain
Open to: 32 countries

2–9 Dec 2026
Barcelona, Spain
Open to: Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Poland

28 Feb – 25 Apr 2027
Caravaca de la Cruz (Murcia), Spain
Open to: 52 countries

8–15 Jan 2027
Llinars del Vallès, Spain
Open to: 39 countries

18–24 Mar 2027
Jesús-Tortosa (Catalonia), Spain
Open to: 52 countries
9 training courses in Spain are open for applications on Erasmus Search. The nearest deadline is 30 October 2026.
Youth workers, youth leaders, trainers and other people who work with young people, from the countries taking part in the project. Erasmus+ sets no upper age limit; most organisers ask for participants aged 18 or over.
Between 2 and 60 days, not counting travel days. The dates of each course are on its project page.
Erasmus+ pays for these projects: accommodation and food are usually provided, and travel costs are reimbursed up to a limit that depends on the distance. Some organisations ask for a small membership or participation 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.
Participants can receive a Youthpass certificate that describes what they learned during the course.