Barrio de Opportunities

A program for international mobility that boosts young talent, connecting European countries through training and work experiences.

Q&A Section

Q&A

Where will I be living?

Your accommodation during the program will be in a student residence in Seville.

You will be assigned a room and must follow the residence's rules of conduct and schedules. You will receive the exact address and internal regulations before your arrival.

Does this program have any cost for me?

No, the program is fully funded by the European Union's Erasmus+ grant, so you do not have to pay for the essential aspects of your stay. The grant is designed to cover everything:

Travel: Round-trip transportation costs between your city and Seville are covered.

Accommodation and Meals: Your stay at the student residence in Seville is 100% paid for. This includes not only the room but also the main meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Additionally, if the residence has leisure facilities such as a pool or gym, you will have access to them.

Do you offer Erasmus for teachers?

Yes, absolutely. The Erasmus+ program offers extensive mobility opportunities for teachers and staff at all educational levels, from kindergarten to university.

This mobility is not just for students; it is a fundamental pillar of the program to promote internationalization, the exchange of best practices, and the professional development of teaching and non-teaching staff.

Is it mandatory to submit a language certificate?

No, submitting a language certificate is not an essential requirement to start your Erasmus mobility application.

However, it is highly recommended as it strengthens your application and better prepares you for the experience.

What do I need to go on Erasmus?

Be enrolled: You must be a student at an educational institution participating in an Erasmus+ project, such as a high school or a vocational training (FP) center.

Institution's participation: The application depends on your institution. The center must have an approved project to offer you a place, as you participate through them.

Nationality or residence: You need to have the nationality of one of the Erasmus+ program countries or, alternatively, a legal and valid residence permit in Spain.

Parental authorization: Since you are likely to be a minor (or 18-19 years old), you will need an authorization signed by your parents or legal guardians.

Will I receive an official certificate?

Yes, upon completing your participation in an Erasmus+ project, you will receive an official certificate that recognizes your experience and learning.