Euromentor’s Organisation ID (OID) number is E10282728. This identifier is used within the Erasmus+ platform to uniquely identify our organisation when participating in EU-funded projects and activities.

Euromentor is legally established and registered in Barcelona, Spain. We operate in full compliance with Spanish regulations and Erasmus+ requirements for training providers. Our courses are delivered in Spain, where we are officially based, ensuring transparency and alignment with current programme guidelines.

Company details:

EUROMENTOR S.L.
VAT number: ESB44858900
Address: Carrer del Rosselló, 198, 4-2, 08008 Barcelona, Spain
Website: www.euromentor.es
Email: info@euromentor.es
Phone: +34 664 795 896

Euromentor is based in Barcelona, Spain. All courses are delivered in-person in Barcelona in our registered address. Barcelona is one of Europe's most vibrant and culturally rich cities and provides participants with an ideal European dimension experience - a key quality requirement of the Erasmus+ programme. Our training venues are centrally located and easily accessible by public transport. 

Course Venue: Carrer del Rosselló 198, 4-2, 08008, Barcelona, Spain

Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/M5a7GqTWQsFmHDLm8

All Euromentor courses are structured as intensive 5-day programmes (Monday to Friday), typically running from 09:30 to 14:30 each day. This amounts to approximately 25 hours per course, including workshops, group activities and outdoor experiences. The exact daily schedule is shared with participants in the pre-departure information pack sent approximately 2-3 weeks before the course start date. Courses are designed to be fully compliant with Erasmus+ KA1 mobility duration requirements.

Euromentor offers a wide catalogue of professional development courses for educators, covering areas such as Classroom Management, Digital Skills & ICT Integration, Inclusive Education & Special Educational Needs (SEN), Outdoor Learning, STEAM Education, Social-Emotional Learning, Arts-Based Teaching, Language Skills for Teachers, Mindfulness & Well-being, and School Leadership & Innovation. All courses are regularly updated to reflect the latest Erasmus+ programme priorities, including digital transformation, inclusion, sustainability, and active citizenship.

Our confirmed Erasmus+ training courses in Barcelona for 2026 are regularly updated and published on our website. You can view the latest available dates, course titles, and detailed information in our dedicated blog post here: https://euromentor.es/blog/2026-courses-in-barcelona/46

We recommend checking this page frequently, as new course dates are added throughout the year. If you need any assistance choosing the most suitable course, our team will be happy to help.

You can browse our full course catalogue and available dates on our website at euromentor.es/courses. To register, contact us via the enquiry form on our website or by email. We recommend registering early to secure your preferred dates, as courses fill up quickly - especially during the spring and early summer seasons.

Course Catalogue: https://euromentor.es/courses

Please note that final booking confirmation should follow your school's Erasmus+ grant approval from your National Agency, though we are happy to issue a provisional letter of intent to support your application.

After completing the online pre-registration, you will receive a confirmation email acknowledging your interest in the course. Our team will then review your application and get in touch with you shortly with the next steps.

You will be provided with detailed information about the course, including availability, practical arrangements, and payment instructions. Once your place is confirmed, we will also support you with any necessary documentation, and can assist with accommodation recommendations if needed.

We aim to make the process as smooth and straightforward as possible, and we remain available at every stage to support you.

Do not hesitate to contact us for further information via e-mail: info@euromentor.es 

All courses are delivered in English, which serves as the common working language across Erasmus+ mobility activities in Europe. A working knowledge of English (A2 level or above) is recommended. We also offer dedicated English Language Courses for Teachers at various levels (A2–B1, B1–B2, B2–C1) for those wishing to strengthen their language skills as part of their professional development.

Yes. All participants who complete a Euromentor course receive an official Certificate of Attendance issued by Euromentor, detailing the course title, dates, location, trainer names, and learning outcomes. We also provide support documentation to help schools complete Europass Mobility certificates, which are the EU's recognised tool for documenting learning experiences abroad. These documents are important for the final reporting requirements of your school's Erasmus+ project.

The Erasmus+ Programme Guide sets out specific quality standards that course providers must meet for their courses to be eligible under KA1 mobility projects. These five areas are:

1. Information & Transparency: providers must clearly publish course objectives, content, learning outcomes, trainer profiles, and practical details so participants can make informed choices.

2. Content & Pedagogy: course content must be relevant, up-to-date, and delivered using active, participatory learning methods by qualified trainers.

3. European Dimension: courses must promote international exchange, cross-cultural understanding, and a genuine European perspective. 

4. Recognition & Validation: providers should issue recognised certificates (e.g., Europass Mobility documents) and support participants in having their learning recognised by their home institution.

5. Follow-Up & Impact: quality providers support participants after the course ends, helping them apply new skills in their school context and disseminate outcomes to colleagues.

Euromentor is an established Erasmus+ course provider based in Barcelona with a strong track record of delivering professional development for European educators. We are listed on the European School Education Platform (ESEP) - the official EU platform for school education - where our courses can be verified by National Agencies and school coordinators.

Our quality commitments include: detailed course descriptions and learning outcomes published on our website, experienced and certified trainers with backgrounds in education and intercultural learning, a genuinely international participant mix from multiple Erasmus+ Programme countries, Europass Mobility certificate support and official course attendance certificates, pre-departure information packs and post-course follow-up resources, and a Barcelona-based learning environment that provides rich cultural and European dimension experiences. Read more about our approach to Erasmus+ quality standards on our blog.

Yes, it is possible to change your course date after registering. You may transfer your registration to a different edition of the same course or choose an alternative course, subject to availability.

We recommend informing us as soon as possible so we can offer you the most suitable options and ensure a smooth transition. Our team will be happy to assist you throughout the process.

Please contact us for more information: info@euromentor.es

Yes, you may cancel your course registration. We kindly ask that you inform us as early as possible so we can manage your booking accordingly.

Please note that cancellations may be subject to our terms and conditions, including any applicable cancellation fees depending on the notice period. Full details will be provided at the time of booking, and our team will be happy to guide you through the process and discuss the available options.

See more information in our Terms and Conditions section below. 

No, we do not charge any additional organisational costs. The course fee covers all administrative and organisational support, including assistance with documentation and general guidance throughout your experience.

The course fee for our 5-day teacher training programmes is €400 per participant and includes a comprehensive range of services to ensure a high-quality learning experience.

This covers the full training programme, all course materials and certification, the use of fully equipped training facilities with audio-visual support, continuous Wi-Fi access, as well as refreshments during scheduled coffee and tea breaks.

Our aim is to provide a complete and well-organised training environment, allowing participants to focus fully on their learning and professional development.

Yes, our courses are available on the European School Education Platform (ESEP). You can easily find detailed information about our training opportunities there, including course descriptions, dates, and learning objectives. We regularly update our listings to ensure all information is accurate and aligned with Erasmus+ guidelines.

If you need any assistance locating a specific course or would like further details, please feel free to contact us - we’ll be happy to help.

Yes, we are pleased to support participants with practical arrangements during their stay. While accommodation, local travel, and meals are not included in the course fee, we provide guidance and recommendations to help you organise these aspects with ease.

This includes suggesting suitable accommodation options, advising on local transport, and sharing information about nearby dining facilities. Our team is always available to assist you in planning your stay and ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

Yes, Euromentor is open to participating as a partner in Erasmus+ projects. We have experience in international collaboration and are always interested in contributing to meaningful initiatives aligned with education, training, and innovation.

If you have a project idea or partnership proposal, we would be pleased to hear from you and explore potential opportunities for cooperation.

Our courses are open to all staff working in the field of school education across Erasmus+ Programme countries. This includes: classroom teachers (all levels: pre-primary, primary, secondary), school leaders and headteachers, school counsellors and psychologists, teacher assistants and pedagogical advisors, school administrators and non-teaching staff, education policy coordinators and school inspectors, and staff from organisations active in school education or early childhood education and care (ECEC).

Participants typically come from schools that hold Erasmus+ Accreditation (KA120/KA121) or from schools that have been awarded a Short-Term Mobility Project grant (KA122). VET (Vocational Education and Training) staff and adult education staff are also eligible under their respective Key Action sectors.

No, accreditation is not a prerequisite for attending our courses. Schools can access Erasmus+ funding through two pathways: (1) Erasmus+ Accreditation (KA121-SCH): Schools that have obtained Erasmus+ Accreditation can submit a simplified annual grant request to their National Agency to fund ongoing staff mobility, including attendance at our courses. Accreditation is valid for the entire 2021–2027 programme period. (2) Short-Term Projects (KA122-SCH): Schools without accreditation can apply for a short-term project grant from their National Agency, listing specific mobilities - including our courses - in their project plan.

Either pathway allows schools to receive Erasmus+ funding to cover course fees, travel, accommodation, and subsistence costs. Contact your National Agency or visit the official Erasmus+ website at erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu for details.

No. Under Erasmus+ Key Action 1 (KA1), it is always the school or organisation - not the individual teacher - that applies for and receives the grant. The school submits the project or grant request to their National Agency, selects the participants, and manages the funding. However, teachers are warmly encouraged to discuss Euromentor courses with their school coordinators or headteachers, share our course catalogue, and propose attending a course as part of their school's European Development Plan. We are happy to provide schools with letters of intent, course descriptions, and all documentation needed to support a grant application.

Erasmus+ is open to organisations from all 27 EU Member States, as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway (EEA countries), and the candidate countries North Macedonia, Serbia, and Turkey. Some actions are also available to partner countries worldwide. Participants from these Programme Countries are eligible to receive Erasmus+ grants to attend our courses in Barcelona. If you are unsure whether your country qualifies, please check the official Erasmus+ website or consult your National Agency.

While Euromentor is a training provider and not a project management agency, we are always happy to support your school's application by providing: official letters of intent confirming course availability and fees, detailed course descriptions and learning outcomes suitable for inclusion in your project application, guidance on how our courses align with your school's European Development Plan (EDP), and answers to any questions about our courses, Barcelona, and the mobility experience. For comprehensive guidance on writing your Erasmus+ application, please consult your National Agency or the official Erasmus+ Programme Guide.

The Erasmus+ Programme Guide is the official reference document published annually by the European Commission. It provides detailed rules, eligibility criteria, funding rates, quality standards, and procedural requirements for all Erasmus+ actions, including KA1 mobility projects. It is the primary document schools and coordinators should consult when planning a mobility project or accreditation application. The current Programme Guide is always available on the official Erasmus+ website: erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/programme-guide

The Erasmus+ KA1 grant is designed to cover the main costs associated with mobility activities. Eligible expenses typically include: the course fee (charged by Euromentor), international travel costs (flights, train, etc.), accommodation and meals (individual support), visa fees (where applicable), and language preparation costs. Grant amounts are calculated using standardised unit costs set by the European Commission, based on the distance between the participant's home country and the host city (Barcelona). These rates are published each year in the Erasmus+ Programme Guide.

Important note: the 2025–2026 Programme Guide limits the use of 'Courses and Training' to a maximum of 50% of the total awarded project grant (with an exception for projects up to €40,000 EUR). Your National Agency can provide the exact rates and rules applicable to your country.

Erasmus+ Accreditation (KA121-SCH) is a long-term quality label granted to schools that demonstrate a clear internationalisation strategy and commitment to European cooperation. Accredited schools can submit a simplified annual grant request each year throughout the 2021–2027 programme period, without reapplying from scratch each time. It is ideal for schools that want to build a sustained, multi-year mobility programme.

A Short-Term Project (KA122-SCH) is a standalone application for a specific, time-limited mobility project. Schools apply with a defined set of planned activities (e.g., sending 3 teachers to a training course in Barcelona) and receive a one-time grant for those activities. It is a good entry point for schools new to Erasmus+ mobility. Both pathways are valid for funding participation in Euromentor courses.

Erasmus+ is the European Union's flagship programme supporting education, training, youth, and sport. Under Key Action 1 (KA1) - Learning Mobility of Individuals - schools and other education organisations can apply for funding to send teachers and staff abroad for professional development activities.

For school staff, eligible mobility activities include: structured training courses (such as those offered by Euromentor), job shadowing at partner schools abroad, and teaching assignments at a European partner institution. Mobilities typically last between 2 and 30 days. The goal of learning mobility is to enhance educators' professional skills, broaden their European perspective, and ultimately benefit their students and school communities back home. Learn more at the official Erasmus+ website: erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu

By booking any course by Euromentor, you declare that you have read and accepted the Terms and Conditions. No exceptions to the terms and conditions will be applied nor given.

Liability 

Euromentor is not responsible for: illness, damage caused, lost/stolen items, epidemic or injuries during or after the courses.

Euromentor is not liable for any expenses caused by a case of force majeure. If flights are cancelled for any reason, Euromentor as the course provider is not responsible for the financial or other consequences concerning travel, accommodation or food. 

If unable to attend, the registered person may substitute someone else from the same organization or attend another Euromentor course, by sending a notification to info@euromentor.es

Refund policy

Due to COVID -19 situation, Euromentor will refund the paid course fees only when the cancellation is based on the decisions and directives of authorities (EU, government, National Agency) and for this we will need an official document issued by a governmental authority. 

In case the customer cancels their participation after paying the fee, Euromentor charges the transaction costs of the reimbursement.

If the participant wants to cancel, even though there are no policies implemented by the authorities mentioned above, the Cancellation Policy applies.

Due to the fact that all National Agencies will accept to prolong an Erasmus+ project (which might include periods of mobility abroad for multiple participants) or a European Solidarity Corps project by up to 12 months, in case “force majeure” clause is invoked, we encourage all future participants to choose another suitable date for their course in our institution. 

Euromentor is going to ensure maximum flexibility when it comes to the choice of the date, substitution of participants as well as the choice of another course that we provide.

Below you will find a link with FAQ issued by the EC:

https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/resources/coronavirus-faq-participants_en 

Cancellation policy

1. CANCELLATION BY THE CUSTOMER 

a. Cancellations must be notified by e-mail.

b. In order to cancel or reschedule a confirmed training please submit an email request to the info@euromentor.es 

c. For cancellations notified at least 60 calendar days before the start of the course, Euromentor will refund the entire amount.

d. For cancellations notified at least 30 calendar days before the start of the course, Euromentor will refund the entire amount less 30% of the total. 

e. For cancellations communicated 15 calendar days before the start of the course, Euromentor will retain the cost of a week of course.

f. No shows and cancellations not made within this specified cancellation period will incur the full cost of registration.

g. Euromentor is not liable for any expenses caused by a case of force majeure. If flights are cancelled for any reason, Euromentor is not responsible for the financial or other consequences concerning travel, accommodation or food. In this case, the participant can change course or date by notifying to info@euromentor.es

h. Course withdrawals or skipped training days without the reasonable justification (health issues or any personal issues) will cause the cancelation of the training certificate and in such cases, certificates will not be handed out due to the violation of registration policy.

i. Additionally, if you withdraw during the training, your training history will reflect as “Incomplete” and you will be charged the full course amount. 

2. CANCELLATION BY Euromentor 

a. Euromentor reserves the right to cancel any training course due to insufficient enrolment at least 30 calendar days in advance of the scheduled course date. Notice will be provided with the option to reschedule for a future course date or to receive a full refund of registration fees.

b. Euromentor is not liable for any expenses incurred by the customer if a training course is cancelled and customer received notification by email within the period specified above.

Date Change Policy

If, for some reason, the dates of the courses need to be changed, all participants will be notified within 60 calendar days in advance by Euromentor 

Changes in Course Programme 

Course Programme can subject to slight changes at any moment. Changes may include, but are not limited to, change of the teacher, delays in transportation, changes in the order of visits and tours.

Travel & Accommodation

Personal travel not included in our courses’ programme, it's not a responsibility of Euromentor.

Regarding Accommodation, Euromentor is not responsible for providing accommodation. However, if asked for, Euromentor can give suggestions of accommodation.

Special Requests

Special Requests are not guaranteed, however, Euromentor will do its best to accommodate any special request.

Taxes

All taxes are included in base price of all trips and events.

Data Protection

Your privacy is important to us. We have therefore developed a Privacy Policy which regulates the way we collect, use, transfer and store your personal data.

You are not required to provide the personal data requested by us; if you decide not to provide it, however, in many cases we will not be able to offer you our courses or services or answer your questions.

We declare and assure our participants that any personal data collected will not be used for commercial purposes, and will be processed anonymously.

Thank you for your cooperation in complying with Euromentor's Terms & Conditions policy.