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Erasmus+ with Tomorrow Hub

Erasmus+ Opportunities with Tomorrow Hub

Explore the world, build new skills, and connect with diverse cultures—through high‑impact projects designed for growth and collaboration.

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Selection Criteria

What we look for

We select participants who are motivated, collaborative, and eager to learn.

Genuine interest in the topic

Share why the theme matters to you and how you plan to contribute.

English proficiency

Comfort communicating in an international, multicultural group.

Available for the full duration

Participation throughout the entire program is required.

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Open and upcoming opportunities

Three Erasmus+ projects are now open for applications from Romania.

Open for Applications North Macedonia 2026
Youth Exchange

Mosaic of Voices 🇲🇰

Turn objects found on the shores of Lake Ohrid into collaborative art installations, together with young people from North Macedonia, Greece and Romania. A youth exchange about creativity, memory and sustainability, ending with a public open-air exhibition of your work.

Ohrid, North Macedonia
Youth Exchange 4–9 Nov 2026
6 participants · ages 18–30
Villa Veron — shared rooms with breakfast
No art experience needed: curiosity, openness and teamwork are what count.
Only 6 places for Romania — apply soon!
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Open for Applications Slovakia 2026
Training Course

Fact to Fund 🇸🇰

A 10-day Erasmus+ training for youth workers on disinformation: how it works, who is behind it and how to check before you share. In international teams you'll then design a crowdfunding campaign for a project against disinformation and pitch it on the final day.

Suchá nad Parnou, near Trnava, Slovakia
Training course 3–12 Nov 2026
5 participants · ages 18–30
Full board — lakeside guesthouse, meals included
Travel reimbursement up to €309 (€417 green travel)
English needed: the training runs in English, so you should be comfortable at B1/B2 or higher.
Only 5 places for Romania — apply soon!
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Open for Applications Slovakia 2027
Training Course

Green Mentors 🇸🇰

An Erasmus+ training course for youth workers and mentors in environmental education. Learn practical tools for green mentorship, supporting young people with climate anxiety, spotting greenwashing, and using AI, gamification and art-based methods — then bring a mentoring project back to your own community.

Trnava, Slovakia
Training course 8–12 Mar 2027
3 places left from Romania · ages 18–50
Full board — accommodation & meals included
Travel reimbursement up to €309
Extra days: you can stay up to 2 days before or after the project, with accommodation and meals for those days at your own expense.
Only 3 places left for Romania — apply soon!
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you apply.

What are the steps to apply?
  1. Submit the application form for the project you are interested in.
  2. Write a strong motivation letter. Tell us why you are a good fit for that specific project — what you bring to the group and what you want to take from the experience. Generic letters reused across several projects are easy to recognise and are rarely selected.
  3. Wait for the selection. We open the selection process when we consider it appropriate and in line with the deadline set by the project coordinators. This is not always immediately after you apply.
  4. Only selected participants are contacted. If you have not heard from us, the selection is either still in progress or has been decided.

Once you have submitted your application, there is nothing further for you to do but wait. We will contact you if you are selected. Everything we are able to share is already published on this website and in the project infopack — if a detail is not there, it means we do not have it yet , and asking us will not make it available any sooner.

Have a question? Ask Wallu, our AI assistant. Wallu is available on this website and answers from everything we have published — this page, the project pages and the infopack. It is the only support channel we offer applicants.

If Wallu cannot answer it, neither can we. There is no extra information held back for people who ask. If a detail is not published on the site or in the infopack, it is because we do not have it yet either — so there is genuinely nothing to be gained by contacting us directly.

What not to do

Why this policy exists: team members have been phoned at midnight to be asked what the infopack contains and when the selection will happen — questions that were already answered, in writing, on this website. Those are personal phone numbers, not a helpline, and this rule exists because it kept happening.

  • Never message our team on private accounts, or call personal numbers. No phone calls, no WhatsApp, no direct messages to personal profiles — at any hour of the day. This is not a grey area, and it does not get you selected faster.
  • Do not ask what is already published. Dates, costs, travel limits, accommodation and what the project involves are all in the infopack. Read it, and ask Wallu if anything is unclear.
  • Do not repeat the same question in several places. Asking again on Instagram, Facebook and email does not get it answered sooner — it only takes time away from reviewing applications.

We run these projects around full-time work. Contacting a team member on a private account or a personal number results in immediate blacklisting — you will be removed from the selection for this project and from consideration for every future one, without warning.

What is the contribution fee and why do we charge it?

The contribution fee is a payment made to Tomorrow Hub to support the work required to organise and facilitate your participation in Erasmus+ projects. This includes participant selection and communication, preparation and coordination before the project, administrative work, communication with project coordinators and partner organisations, participant support, and other organisational tasks required to make participation possible.

Tomorrow Hub does not receive direct funding from the projects for this work. Erasmus+ provides an organisational-support mechanism for sending organisations, but in practice, the projects and coordinators we work with do not transfer this organisational support to us.

This means that although organisational support exists within the Erasmus+ funding structure, Tomorrow Hub has to support the organisational work involved in selecting, preparing, coordinating and supporting participants through its own resources and through the modest contribution paid by participants.

Our organisational work also includes project communication, visibility, dissemination, outreach, advertising and other activities that help projects reach participants and communicate their opportunities effectively. We also invest time and resources into preparing information, communicating with applicants and participants, coordinating with project partners and providing support before and during participation.

The contribution is therefore not a payment for a particular project place or a refundable deposit. It contributes towards the organisational work, services and costs involved in running our sending-organisation activities and supporting participants.

In the application form you choose a contribution of 300, 350 or 400 RON. The amount you choose does not affect selection, which is based on the project's criteria and your motivation.

The contribution is collected on a non-profit basis and is non-refundable if you withdraw. By then the work for your place has already been done, and a withdrawal means promoting the project again, updating our website and informing the partners. If you can no longer take part, you can propose a replacement within the deadline we give you: once they are approved and pay the contribution, we refund yours. If the project coordinator cancels the project, we refund your contribution in full.

We do not charge a contribution fee to participants with fewer opportunities, such as those facing serious medical issues, financial hardship, or other situations described in the Erasmus+ Programme Guide. If you apply under the fewer-opportunities category, you must include relevant supporting proof with your application (for example, official documents confirming your situation) — we do not accept claims based on words alone . We ask for proof because some applicants select this option without being in such a situation, which is unfair to the participants who do contribute. Cover any details we don't need, such as your personal ID number or a diagnosis. Your documents are only used to check your situation, are treated confidentially and are deleted within 30 days of the selection decision — see our privacy notice.

Do I need to pay for my travel in advance?
Yes. Participants must be financially prepared to buy their travel tickets in advance. Travel costs are reimbursed after the project ends, according to the Erasmus+ rules and the limits specified by the coordinator. Make sure you can cover the initial cost before applying.
What costs are covered by the project?
Erasmus+ projects usually cover:
  • Accommodation
  • Food (3 meals per day)
  • Program activities
  • Travel reimbursement (up to a fixed limit)

Personal expenses and upgrades (extra luggage, early arrivals, tourism, etc.) are not covered.

I applied — when will I hear back?
Only selected participants will be contacted. If you have not received a message from us, either the selection process is still ongoing or your application was not selected this time. We receive a large number of applications for each project, so competition can be high. We encourage you to apply again for future opportunities — we'd love to see you on a project with us!

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Please only sign up if you are certain that you will participate. Withdrawals after joining may result in loss of priority for future projects.

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